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Electric Multiple Unit - Page 3

Virgin Trains 390104 at London Euston prior to working the 2300 to Manchester Piccadilly on September 4. RICHARD CLINNICK.

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Britain's hardest working train

Britain's hardest working train

4 Sept

700112 at Blackfriars. RICHARD CLINNICK.

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Siemens Class 700s for GN this Autumn

Class 700s for Great Northern routes from the Autumn.

31 Aug

Two Class 309 vehicles at the ERM. JASON HOOD.

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Electric Railway Museum to close in October

Home to largest collection of surviving preserved EMUs to close.

11 Jul

A driving vehicle from 385102 at Teesport. SCOTRAIL.

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PICTURE: First brand new train for Scotland arrives in UK

The first four-car Class 385 has arrived in the UK from Japan.

22 Sept

GTR 700108 at London Bridge. JULIAN GAJEWSKI.

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Brand new Class 700s enter traffic with Thameslink

First Class 700 enters traffic with Govia Thameslink Railway.

20 Jun

An artist's impression of a GWR Class 387. GWR.

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Latest Class 387 Electrostar deal details

Porterbrook Leasing has broken down the Great Western Railway Electrostar order announced this week.

10 Jun

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New Govia Thameslink Railway trains to be Class 717s

The 25 six-car electric multiple units to be built by Siemens for Govia Thameslink Railway have been designated Class 717s.

8 Jun

Rail Operations Group 37884, hired from Europhoenix, hauls 375620 and 375616 through Otford Junction on November 28, with the 0309 Derby Litchurch Lane-Ramsgate. Both ‘375s’ had been refurbished by Bombardier. DAVID STAINES.

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ROG completes work on first ‘37’ for EMU haulage

Rail Operations Group (ROG) has become the first UK train operator to modify locomotives for the routine movement of electric multiple units.

8 Dec

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Hopwood upbeat as GWR revises rolling stock plans

Great Western Railway Managing Director Mark Hopwood has explained how Network Rail’s electrification delays will affect his passengers.

8 Dec

A ScotRail Class 334 at Bathgate. SCOTRAIL.

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ScotRail fits power sockets to more trains

ScotRail has fitted power sockets to the first of 40 Class 334s, as part of a £36 million upgrade.

12 Nov

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