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700114
Class 700
Videos featuring 700114
The footage highlights the historic significance of the station, which has served as a key transport hub since its opening in 1840. Various locations associated with the route, including Shoreham, Hastings, Lewes, and Didcot Parkway, are mentioned. Several train stock numbers are identified, though operators and headcodes are not specified in the metadata.
The footage provides insight into the station's historical significance, including its origins in the 19th century and the development of the railway network in the area. Several locomotives are visible, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata. The video highlights the station’s role as a key point on the route between London and Brighton, with references to nearby locations such as Redhill and West Croydon.
A train marked 66025 is shown passing through Oxford. Other locomotives present include 70011 and 700114. The operators associated with the video include Cross Country, DB Schenker, and Network South East. No headcode information is available in the current record.
A variety of trains were captured at Harringay station, including LNER Class 91s, Belmond Class 67s, Class 801s, 802s, 700s, and a GBRF Class 66. The footage includes multiple services operating on the East Coast Main Line, with trains from operators such as LNER, Great Northern, Thameslink, Hull Trains, and GBRF. The video highlights the diversity of rolling stock seen at the station, featuring both modern and heritage locomotives.
This video explores the challenges faced by Britain's railway system during May 2018, a period marked by significant timetable changes that led to widespread disruption. It examines why these changes failed to go as planned and whether the rail industry has since improved its reliability. The content references several train stock classes, operators including Network Rail, Southern, and Thameslink, and locations such as Blackpool North, Gatwick Airport, and London Blackfriars. A headcode associated with the video is also noted.
This video captures train activity at Brighton Station, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Electrostar and Desiro City units. The footage includes trains such as 377 and 387 series units operated by various companies, including Gatwick Express, Great Northern, and others. The station is described as modern with an overhead glass canopy and convenient access to the city centre. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
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.
This video captures the evening peak at London Bridge, showcasing a variety of diesel and electric multiple units operating during a busy period. Trains from operators including Southeastern, Southern, and Thameslink are featured. The footage includes several stock types, though specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
It features services operated by East Midlands Railway, Thameslink, and GBRF, with notable appearances from GBRF 47727 and Romic 20s heading south towards Wembley. The footage includes multiple trains with headcodes such as 1B40, 1B43, and 1D41, along with various stock numbers identified. The video provides a glimpse of train movements and photography opportunities along this section of the line.
The footage includes various trains and services operating from this key Hertfordshire station, which is served by multiple operators including Great Northern and London North Eastern Railway. The station provides connections to destinations such as London King's Cross, Cambridge, Peterborough, Brighton, and Gatwick Airport. Several train stock types are visible, along with headcodes indicating specific services.
The footage includes trains from various operators and stock types, with locations such as Ash, Ely, Cambridge, and London King's Cross also appearing. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the video provides insight into the movement of services through this important regional hub.
Multiple train units including classes 150 and 222 are visible, with headcodes such as 1B49, 1C50, and 1D48 identified. The footage also includes trains from locations like Bletchley, Kettering, and Northampton, providing a snapshot of regional rail operations.
A Thameslink Class 700 train, numbered 700114, arrives at Brighton following a journey from Bedford. The footage captures the train navigating the track near Montpellier Junction before reaching Platform 5. The video includes details of the filming equipment used and is attributed to South East Railway Videos. No headcode information is available in the record.
The footage includes trains operated by British Railways, East Coast, Great Northern, Hull Trains, LNER, Thameslink, and Northern. Specific stock numbers identified include 387115, 387121, 700103, 700105, 700114, 717007, 800201, and 800205. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
It features services operated by East Midlands Railway, Thameslink, London Northwestern Railway, and freight operators Freightliner and GBRF. Trains include Class 150, Class 222, and Class 360 units with headcodes such as 1B28, 1B31, and 1C32. The footage highlights the return of services on the Marston Vale Line, with a focus on passenger and freight movements at the location.
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 captures train activity at Brighton, featuring multiple locomotives including classes 377, 387, 700, and 73. Operators associated with the footage include Gatwick Express, Network Rail, Southern, and Thameslink. The content provides a glimpse of railway operations in the area without specific headcode information available.
This video captures scenes of trains and aircraft at Gatwick Airport. Various train stock, including classes 377 and 700, are identified in the footage. The operators associated with the content include Northern, Southern, and Thameslink. The primary location featured is Gatwick Airport, with additional references to the Airport area. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity in London during February 2023, featuring London Overground class 378s at Shadwell, Surrey Quays, and Forest Hill. Thameslink class 700s and Southern class 377s are also visible at Forest Hill. Additional locations include Lee. The footage includes multiple units from various operators such as British Railways, East Midlands Railway, London Overground, Southern, and Thameslink. Some stock details are provided, though headcodes are not included in the record.
This video captures a brief trip to St Albans City and West Hampstead, featuring trains operated by Thameslink and East Midlands Railway. The footage includes several rolling stock units, including Class 222 and Class 700 electric multiple units. The locations shown include West Hampstead Thameslink, St Albans City, and Hove. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity in Cambridge and Hatfield during July 2022, featuring multiple train classes operated by various rail services. It includes footage of Great Northern class 717 and LNER class 800 trains, as well as classes 66, 170, 387, 700, 720, and 755 from operators such as Anglia Railways, Cross Country, GBrF, Thameslink, and others. The footage provides a snapshot of train movements in the region during that time.
A video captures a journey departing from Peterborough aboard a Thameslink Class 700 'Desiro City' EMU, specifically unit 700114. The service is part of the 14:24 Peterborough to Horsham route. Additional locations associated with the journey include Biggleswade, City Thameslink, Coulsdon South, Finsbury Park, Horsham, London Blackfriars, Merstham, St Neots, and Three Bridges. The record lacks headcode information.
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A day on the ECML at Hadley Wood: Featuring the 313 Farewell tour 23/10/19
This video captures a journey along the East Coast Mainline, featuring trains from various operators including LNER and Great Northern. It includes footage of several locomotives and rolling stock, such as classes 313, 387, 43, 66, and 700/717, at locations including Hadley Wood and Morden. The content highlights the 313 Farewell tour and showcases a range of heritage and operational railway scenes.
A video featuring a Thameslink-operated Class 700 electric multiple unit, specifically unit 700155, is shown at Gatwick Airport. The footage captures the train in its distinctive "Thameslink Pride" livery and appears to be from a static or passing shot at the location. Additional Class 700 units, including 700114 and 700118, are also identified in the metadata. The record does not include headcode information.
This video captures trains at Three Bridges station, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 377 and 387. Several operators are associated with the footage, including DB Schenker, Gatwick Express, GBRF, Great Northern, Southern, and Thameslink. The content provides a glimpse into train operations at this location, though no specific headcodes are identified in the metadata.