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deletedAny idea which scrapyard it's heading to, please?
deletedAny idea which scrapyard it's heading to, please?
465005, 465188, all the 465/2s (465235-465250), 465905, 465915, 465917, 465918, 465920, 465921, 465931, 465933, 465934.Would anyone be kind enough to list all of the 465s and 466s which have now been scrapped (or are stood down) please?
KingsburyAny idea which scrapyard it's heading to, please?
I’ve not actually seen confirmation that 465921 has actually been scrapped?465188, all the 465/2s (465235-465250), 465905, 465915, 465917, 465918, 465920, 465921, 465931, 465933, 465934.
All of these 465s have been scrapped with the exception of 465241, 465242 and 465247.
As for the 466s, the 466s that have been stood down are 466001, 466002, 466004, 466005, 466007, 466009, 466010, 466012-466017, 466020, 466024, 466025, 466027-466033, 466036, 466037, 466041 and 466043.
Of these 465s, only 466016 survives in Doncaster.
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Kingsbury
It went to Booths with 465934 (not long before Booths' previous operators shut up shop), however on the day it was believed 920 was the unit with 934. Only when someone went the scrapyard and saw what went for sure was it confirmed 921 went and that someone had misidentified it on the relevant drag, which given the similar IDs makes sense, plus I believe there were barrier wagons at each end making their numbers much harder to spot on the move.I’ve not actually seen confirmation that 465921 has actually been scrapped?
Many thanks @KrystalKingsbury
Yes and yes.There are still the 3 465/2s at Worksop. It was my understanding that these were still on lease to SE. If that's the case, what is their future? Parts donors?
What is their future? Answer: Yes???Yes and yes.
At Ely?465921 is still intact viewable by the passing road.
Was this in relation to 466043?Kingsbury
No 465920 & 466001 to EMR Kingsbury yesterdayWas this in relation to 466043?
Really? As much as I'd be pleased to see it preserved, does that railway even have space for anymore stock?466043 was sold to The East Kent Railway
Thanks @scottie so the list above is incorrect thenBooths scrapyard at Rotherham.
Yes 100% sold to them. No idea about space, possibly might go somewhere else in the meantime if no space currently?Really? As much as I'd be pleased to see it preserved, does that railway even have space for anymore stock?
Is there going to be a press release for this soon?Yes 100% sold to them. No idea about space, possibly might go somewhere else in the meantime if no space currently?
Half a unit*I dont know what the East Kent Railway are going to do with that or the unit.
There is also good news for #Sevenoaks. From December, there will be six fast trains per hour throughout the day...
Southeastern has also reiterated that air-conditioned trains will be introduced on services starting and terminating at Tunbridge Wells—an important improvement in comfort for passengers and one I am personally very pleased with.
How far are 707s off getting toilets? They could probably do it if given these and route clearance, although not sure what those passengers will make of the seats. 376s don't have air con so they are out of contention. If 375/377s takeover, Networkers will have to go onto one of their routes more.Laura Trott (MP for Sevenoaks) has posted on Facebook that from the December 2026 timetable change, Sevenoaks will return to 6 fast tph to London all day (presumably meaning the Charing X - Tunbridge Wells trains will go back to running all day, as they did pre-COVID). At the same time, air-conditioned trains are to be introduced on (at least some of) the Tunbridge Wells trains (i.e. not Networkers), so presumably there'll be another shift around.
Quite where this stock is coming from is a mystery - perhaps the 375s and 377s which berth at Grove Park between the peaks will be used, with the Networkers relegated to peak time only?
Do the 321s that have been sitting in Willesden for donkey's years count? If not, then yes, 465s will become the oldest mainline EMUs in London376022 refurbished.
I assume after tonight the 465s become the oldest mainline EMUs in London?
Quite a long way off I think.How far are 707s off getting toilets? They could probably do it if given these and route clearance, although not sure what those passengers will make of the seats.
Is there going to be a press release for this soon?
400 series preservation group has announced it'll be the custodian for 466 043.Yes 100% sold to them. No idea about space, possibly might go somewhere else in the meantime if no space currently?
CLASS 466 NETWORKER PRESERVED
In association with Angel Trains, East Kent Railway Trust and the 400 Series Preservation Group, we are delighted to announce the preservation of 466043.
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Representatives from all 3 organisations have worked tirelessly over the past few months to ensure one of these units secured its place in railway history for future generations.
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466043 was generously donated to the East Kent Railway Trust by Angel Trains in January and was selected as not only the final built unit in the fleet, but more importantly being in the best condition with only 500 miles accumulated on its running gear post C4 overhaul.
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The 400 Series Preservation Group will act as custodians of the unit going forward, with sole responsibility for its care and maintenance alongside their varied fleet of Class 313, Class 508 and slam-door vehicles including the last surviving Class 421/8 unit.
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The unit was collected from Ely this week and will be placed into temporary storage alongside 313201 until expansion plans have been addressed at the East Kent Railway site in Shepherdswell, after which it is hoped it will be available for visitors and enthusiasts to enjoy.
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We’d like to express our gratitude to the staff at Angel Trains who have been nothing but helpful to ensure the entire process concluded smoothly.
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If you'd like to donate to help cover the significant cost of our work to preserve this train (we have spent £7000 already!), then please head over to http://400series.co.uk and hit the "Donate" button on the main page.
i think the truth has been stretched there a bit, i reckon its the Hastings services that run as 12 car are splitting portions at Tunbridge Wells and they are running some of the off peak returning 2H services as 4 car 375s to then be joined up again to the Hastings services in the PM.Laura Trott (MP for Sevenoaks) has posted on Facebook that from the December 2026 timetable change, Sevenoaks will return to 6 fast tph to London all day (presumably meaning the Charing X - Tunbridge Wells trains will go back to running all day, as they did pre-COVID). At the same time, air-conditioned trains are to be introduced on (at least some of) the Tunbridge Wells trains (i.e. not Networkers), so presumably there'll be another shift around.
Quite where this stock is coming from is a mystery - perhaps the 375s and 377s which berth at Grove Park between the peaks will be used, with the Networkers relegated to peak time only?
Not so, i have seen a post by a person that works at EKR they have both vehicles.Half a unit*
One carriage went to Kingsbury on the 17th while another one is going to the EKR. So it'll almost definitely be a static artifact there.
Yes, I stand corrected. Nothing from 466043 has been scrapped.Not so, i have seen a post by a person that works at EKR they have both vehicles.