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A video captures Southeastern Class 707 electric multiple units, numbered 707004 and 707013, accelerating away from Charing Cross towards Slade Green. The footage shows the trains departing from the station with a depot in view. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.

This video explores the history and retirement of Class 455 electric units, which operated with South Western Railway from Waterloo. The footage captures a final journey on these units before their scheduled withdrawal from regular service in December 2025, with some potentially remaining in use until March 2026. The route includes several locations across the SWR network, including Waterloo, Clapham Junction, and Kempton Park. While no specific headcodes are listed, the video provides insight into the operational legacy of these units.

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 captures a variety of electric multiple units (EMUs) at St Johns, near Lewisham, during the start of the evening rush hour in February 2023. The footage includes classes 375, 376, 465, and 466 operating on the Network South East and British Railways network. The location features platform activity and through lines with a junction connecting to Lewisham. No headcodes are identified in the record.

This video captures a freight train journey from Hither Green in South East London to Woking in Surrey. The train, identified as 66099, travels at a maximum speed of 60mph, with speed restrictions displayed in the bottom right corner where applicable. The route passes through several locations including Barnes Bridge, Clapham High Street, Clapham Junction, Denmark Hill, Virginia Water, Wandsworth Town, West Byfleet, and Woking. Multiple locomotives are identified, including 450023, 450071, 66099, and 707004. The operators associated with the video include British Railways, GBRF, Network Rail, South Western Railway, and Southeastern.

On 10 January 2021, the first Class 707 units to transfer from South Western to Southeastern were seen heading south through Paddock Wood. The units, numbered 707003 and 707004, were operating between Grove Park and Ashford Down sidings on a cold day. The video captures this moment as part of the transition of these trains to Southeastern's fleet.

This video features a variety of railway locomotives, including classes 45, 47, 50, 55, 57, 59, 60, and 66, captured during filming around the UK. It includes footage from locations such as Beddgelert, Clapham Junction, Ramsgate, and Slough, among others. The video also references several operators including Blue Pullman, British Railways, and Network Rail, along with headcodes such as 1N27 and 6E45.

This video features railway stock including classes 456, 56, 66, and 707, with associated headcodes 4B35 and 4V31. It includes locations such as Clapham Junction, Ealing Broadway, Eastleigh, Hanwell, Moreton, Peterborough, and Richmond. Operators identified are GBRF and South Western Railway. The content appears to be a brief visit to London, with filming concluding at 14:00 hours before returning home.

A video showing South West Trains Class 707 units arriving and departing from Reading. The footage captures the movement of units 707004 and 707006 during a test and driver training session. Additional activity around the station is also featured. The record includes details about the train stock, operator, and location, but no headcode information is available.

This video features two new South West Trains Class 707 electric multiple units, numbered 707004 and 707006, at Clapham Junction. Other stock numbers identified include 444034 and 450096, though their operators are not specified in the metadata. The footage captures these trains in a static setting at the London-based station. No headcodes are present in the record.