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700047
Class 700
Videos featuring 700047
This video features a variety of train classes including Class 395, Class 465, and Classes 700 and 707, captured at Gravesend. The operators involved are Southeastern and Thameslink. While the footage includes multiple train types, headcode information is not available in the current record.
The footage includes a variety of rolling stock such as classes 379 and 387, along with some class 700 and 70 units. The video also provides historical context about the station, which was originally built by the Great Northern Railway in 1852 and named after the Kings Cross building, a monument to King George IV.
This video features a variety of train classes including 153, 165, 185, 357, 377, 387, and 700 operating in the Earlswood and Lingwood areas. The operators involved are Great Western Railway, Southern, and Thameslink. The footage includes multiple train units, though specific headcodes are not identified in the record.
This video features railway activity at West Hampstead Thameslink, a National Rail station on the Midland Main Line. The station serves Thameslink trains as part of the route between Kentish Town and Cricklewood. Several historic names and details about the station's development and usage are mentioned in the description. Trains from various operators, including Thameslink, Southeastern, and others, are referenced, along with a range of locations across the rail network. No train headcodes were identified in the metadata.
Trains include Grand Central Adelante Class 180s, Great Northern Class 379s and 387s, Thameslink and Hull Trains Class 700s, and other rolling stock. The footage shows a variety of train types operating during a weekday midday period in November 2025, with services running to locations such as Cambridge, Doncaster, Sunderland, and Hertford North. Headcodes identified include 1D19, 1F32, 1N93, 1T32, 2R31, and 5M00.
This video captures train activity at Hadley Wood station, located in north London and managed by Great Northern. The footage includes various trains passing through the area, with some services not stopping at the station due to its layout. The station, originally opened in 1885, has undergone several changes, including a reconstruction in 1959 to accommodate more tracks. While the video provides insight into the station's operations and historical significance, no specific train headcodes are included in the metadata.
A video shows the train 700047 arriving and departing from Cambridge North Platform 1, operating the 1T36 service between London Kings Cross and Ely. The footage captures this Thameslink-operated service on an unspecified date. The locations featured include Cambridge North and Ely. No additional details about the journey or other trains are provided in the video.
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British Railways 2025-London Bridge, Cannon Street & Orpington with Network SouthEast Class 465
This video captures railway activity in London during September 2025, featuring trains operating at London Bridge, Cannon Street, and Orpington. It includes footage of various electric multiple unit (EMU) classes such as 375, 376, 466, 700, and 707, with a notable appearance of a British Rail Class 465 in Network SouthEast livery. The operators involved include British Railways, Southern, Network South East, and others. No headcodes are identified in the current record.
Cambs Rail
700043 - 1T39 Ely to London Kings Cross and 700048 - 1T36 London Kings Cross to Ely on 27.10.2025
This video shows two trains operating on the Ely to London Kings Cross route. Train 700043 arrives at Cambridge North Platform 1 as part of service 1T39 from Ely to London Kings Cross. Later, train 700048 arrives and departs from Platform 2 at Cambridge North, running seven minutes late on service 1T36 from London Kings Cross to Ely. The footage includes multiple trains identified by their numbers, with locations including Ely, Cambridge, and Cambridge North.
Cambs Rail
700042 - 1T32 London Kings Cross to Ely and 1T39 - Ely to London Kings Cross on 21st August 2025
A video captures two Thameslink services operating on the Cambridge to Ely route. The 1T32 service departs London Kings Cross for Ely, with a train identified as 700042 departing from Cambridge North Platform 2. The 1T39 service travels in the opposite direction but runs 25 minutes late due to a signalling fault in the Cambridge area, arriving at Cambridge North Platform 1 before being cancelled at Cambridge. The video includes footage of both services and highlights the disruption caused by the signalling issue.
A video captures two trains at Cambridge North station. Train 700006 arrives and departs from Platform 1 operating the 1T39 Ely to London Kings Cross service. Train 700043 arrives and departs from Platform 2 operating the 1T36 London Kings Cross to Ely service. Later, train 700043 arrives at Platform 1 running four minutes late on the 1T43 Ely to London Kings Cross service. The video includes footage of these services at Cambridge North and mentions other locations including Cambridge and Ely.
Cambs Rail
A half hour period of spotting at the River Cam 'Chisholm Trail footbridge' on 1st August 2025
A variety of train services are captured in this footage, including Greater Anglia and CrossCountry services operating between Cambridge North, London Liverpool Street, Stansted Airport, Ely, Norwich, and Birmingham New Street. Services include 2H36, 1L42, 1N61, 1T43, 1K78, 2H47, and 2T92, with some running late due to delays or electrical failures. The footage includes both arriving and departing trains at Cambridge North and other locations along the route.
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British Railways 2025-Class 321 EMU's at Hanwell + Acton, Ealing Bdy, Finsbury Park & Hatfield
This video captures various railway scenes across several locations in London and surrounding areas, including Hanwell, Acton Main Line, Ealing Broadway, Finsbury Park, Hatfield, and Newport. It features multiple train types such as Class 321, 345, 387, 91, 700, 717, and 800 units, alongside freight operations involving Class 66 and 70 diesel locomotives. The footage includes a notable scene of two retired Class 321 EMUs at Hanwell being prepared for scrapping.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 159, 221, 395, and 700, along with some 717 units. It includes footage from locations such as Gloucester Road, Harrow-on-the-Hill, High Street Kensington, London King's Cross, Northwick Park, South Kensington, Stoke Newington, and Tiverton Parkway. Operators featured in the video include British Railways, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Eurostar, EWS, Grand Central, Great Northern, GWR, Hull Trains, and LNER. A headcode of 0O00 is also noted in the footage.
A train marked 700047 operated by Great Northern is shown departing Cambridge North on a service heading to Ely. The footage captures the train working the 1T36 route from London Kings Cross to Ely. The video includes details of the train's stock, operator, locations, and headcode, providing a clear record of this specific journey.
This video features a Class 700 train at Wimbledon. The operators involved include East Midlands Railway and Thameslink. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock including classes 376, 395, and 66, though no specific operator details are provided. The footage is associated with the location Higham. While the record includes information on the types of rolling stock present, headcode data is not available in the current metadata.
DJ Scania RigRider
Amazing dayout leads to Black 5 changing platform! The Great London Dayout! 9/12/23
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 350, 375, 378, and 390, captured at several London locations such as Euston, London King's Cross, London Victoria, Paddington, and Tring. The footage includes multiple operators associated with UK rail services, though no specific headcodes are identified in the metadata.
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British Railways 2023-Finsbury Park+West Hampstead Classes 68, 69, 165, 168, 222, 378, 387.700, 717
It features a variety of train classes including 68, 69, 165, 168, 222, 378, 387, 700, and 717 operated by Thameslink, Great Northern, Chiltern, East Midlands Trains, London Overground, and GBRF. The footage includes both electric multiple units (EMU) and diesel multiple units (DMU), as well as a rail head treatment train.
This video provides an overview of the Northern City Line's transition to ETCS, the European Train Control System. It features a special overnight cab ride on trains 700018, 700047, and 717002, offering insight into the signalling upgrade process. The footage includes locations such as Drayton Park, East Croydon, Essex Road, Finsbury Park, Hammersmith, Highbury & Islington, London Blackfriars, and Old Street. Operators involved include East Coast, Great Northern, Network Rail, Northern, and Thameslink.
This video features Thameslink trains and TONES at St Pancras. The footage includes several Class 700 and Class 70 electric multiple units, identified by stock numbers 700016, 700041, 700047, 700048, and 70011. British Railways and Thameslink are mentioned as operators. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the available metadata.
The content highlights the end of an era as these trains prepare to cease operations on the line in two weeks. Locations featured include East Midlands Parkway, Leicester, Nottingham, and other stations along the route. Operators involved are East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, Intercity, and Thameslink, with headcodes such as 1D43 and 5M17 noted.
This video captures railway activity around London, featuring multiple train units including classes 159, 387, and 444, as well as several 450 series trains. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Clapham Junction, Waterloo, London Bridge, Dorking, Selhurst, and Clapham. Several operators are associated with the video, including DB Schenker, GWR, South Western Railway, and others. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.