- The Regency Javelin Railtour
- RVAR Compliant Lavatories on Class 465
- 395015 "Live On" - Operation Javelin
- Class 375 Refurbishment Update Autumn 2015
- Blue 375 Livery Anomaly
- First Refurbished Electrostar in Service
- First Refurbished Electrostar Returns
- First Electrostar Away For Mid-Life Refurbishment
- Networkers with yellow doors - last handful
- Variety on the Amber Rudd Express
- Class 376 Moves to Ramsgate
- East Sussex Rail Summit - Class 395 excursion
- 12 Car Networker Workings Commence
- The Victoria Cross
- Class 375 Livery Variations
- Charing Cross 150
- Derailment at St. Leonards
- 395 Maidstone East Route Refreshers
- Class 465 Liveries
- 2012 Stock Alterations
- 395 Student Games Services
- 375 3car vice 4
- New 375 Livery Variation
- 395 Livery Variation
- Medway Valley High Speed Service
- Paddock Wood Post HS1 Domestic Services
- Refurbished 466 Returns
- 395 Maidstone West Test Run
- High Speed Route Learning
- 508s Go to Brighton
- The Javelin Starts
- 508 Maintenance Moves
- 375 Loans to Southern
- 508s Into Store
- January Diversions via The Old Road
- 395 Testing & Training
- 376 rescues 375
- 395 Driver Training
- Golden Jubilee 375 No Longer Golden
- 395 Testing
- End of Connex Livery
- 508 Livery Variation
- Electrostar in Stealth Livery
- First Javelin Flight!
- 508s To Be Reprieved?
- Class 376 On Display
376 Rescues 375
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photographs by Colin Price On Friday 23rd January 2009 375628 working the 13:14 to Ashford from Cannon Street came to a halt just outside of the London terminus. It has not been reported whether the unit had a fault or became gapped. There were no 375s in the vicinity to assist so 376020, on an up service, was terminated at London Bridge and used to haul its mainline sister into London Bridge. |
| It is known that there have been trials of both classes of unit working together - door release from one unit to another is not possible -
but this is possibly the first time this combination has been used in anger outside of a depot. Luckily Colin Price was at London Bridge on
his way home from work, realised the significance of the event and was able to record it for posterity. Colin's photographs also provide an interesting comparison of the external similarities and differences between the two related types of unit. |
