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700045
Class 700
Videos featuring 700045
Cambs Rail
700051 - 1T39 Ely to London Kings Cross and 700045 - 1T36 London Kings Cross to Ely on 19.09.2025
It shows service 1T39, operating with headcode 700051, approaching and arriving at Cambridge North Platform 1. Also featured is service 1T36, with headcode 700045, departing from Platform 2 at the same station. The footage includes locations such as Ely and Cambridge North, though specific operator details for the stock units are not provided.
This video captures several train services at Cambridge North. It shows service 700042 arriving at Platform 1, followed by service 700041 departing from Platform 2 and CrossCountry service 170618 passing through Platform 1 en route to Stansted Airport. Later, service 700041 arrives at Platform 1 and departs with service 700045 arriving at Platform 2. The footage also includes service 700045 departing from Platform 2 with a friendly toot. The video features trains operating between Ely, London Kings Cross, Birmingham New Street, and Stansted Airport.
A train marked 700045 is shown operating a service from Cambridge North to Ely. The train is operated by Great Northern and is working the 2T92 headcode. The video captures the departure from Cambridge North Platform 2. Key locations featured include Cambridge, Cambridge North, and Ely.
This video features trains operating near Lingfield, including multiple Class 377 and Class 700 units. The operators involved are Southern, Thameslink, and South Western Railway. The footage includes various train movements and is presented as a collection of railway scenes. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features a Thameslink Class 700 electric multiple unit, identified by the stock number 700045. The footage is part of a collection showcasing train journeys across the UK. While operator information is provided, specific locations and headcodes are not included in the metadata. The content appears to be part of a broader series focusing on real-world train travel experiences.
This video explores the meaning of "London ALL Terminals" on train tickets and tests its practical limits. It features trains operated by several UK rail companies, including East Midlands Railway, Eurostar, GWR, South Western Railway, Southeastern, and Thameslink. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Cambridge, City Thameslink, Gatwick Airport, Hackbridge, Mitcham Junction, Nottingham, Sheffield, St Albans City, and Three Bridges. No specific train headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway scenes from several locations in London and the surrounding areas, including Finsbury Park, Crayford, Dartford, and Gravesend. It features various train classes such as 376, 455, 456, and 465 operating on Southern services. The footage includes shots of trains at stations and along the route, highlighting different rolling stock in operation during late March 2023. Some operators associated with the content include British Railways, Southern, Network Rail, and others.
This video features a variety of railstock captured at Hitchin on the East Coast Mainline. It includes London North Eastern Railway Class 800/801 'Azuma' units, Hull Trains Class 802 'Paragon' Bi-Mode units, Grand Central Class 180 'Adelante' DMUs, Great Northern Class 387 'Electrostar' EMUs, Thameslink Class 700 and 717 'Desiro City' EMUs, a GBRF Class 66 freight locomotive, and a Network Rail track machine. The footage provides an overview of different operators and rolling stock types present at the location.
A Thameslink Class 700 electric multiple unit, numbered 700045, is shown departing from Hitchin station. The train is operating a service between London King's Cross and Cambridge. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A Thameslink Class 700 electric multiple unit arrives at Hitchin station. The train, numbered 700045, is part of the Desiro City series. The service appears to be running between London King's Cross and Cambridge. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features a variety of trains at London King's Cross Station, including London North Eastern Railway Class 225 and Class 800/801 'Azuma' units, Grand Central Class 180 'Adelante' DMUs, Great Northern Class 387 'Electrostar' EMUs, and Thameslink Class 700 'Desiro City' EMUs. The footage was recorded on August 17th, 2021, and captures different train types operating at the southern terminus of the East Coast Mainline. Some specific train units are identified, though operator details for some stock are not provided in the metadata.
This video features multiple trains at Radlett, including locomotives 222104 and several units from classes 67 and 700. The footage includes a test train and the Pride of GBRf. Operators associated with the content include Colas, East Midlands Railway, GBRF, and Thameslink. While specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a glimpse into railway activity at the location.
BOBP Railway Videos / 125 Heritage
Trains around the Fens, at Ely, Cambridge & Cambridge North 29/9/18
This video captures train activity in the Fens region, featuring services operated by Greater Anglia, Thameslink, Great Northern, and Cross Country. It includes footage from Ely, Cambridge, and Cambridge North. Various train stock classes, including 317, 365, 379, and 387, are visible, though operator details for specific units are not provided. The content includes some unusual or incidental footage from a large gathering of rail enthusiasts.
A train from the Thameslink operator is shown departing Wimbledon Chase, heading towards Sutton. The video features multiple units, including Class 700 trains with labels 700013 and 700045, as well as a Class 70 unit marked 70004. No headcodes are present in the metadata.