Good old Allen on the PA at Fenchurch Street, and he is still there! (Without an MBE)

My favourite train.

Is that the man mentioned below who featured in a BBC documentary series called Great Railway Journeys? I have good memories of the class 312 trains especially in the early 1990s when I went on a school trip to Chalkwell in Essex from Barking. I have visited Fenchurch Street station in the past and it is a decent station located actually in the City of London.

anyone that can name and remember the gaert driver that drived this verry train class 312 on the 29 03 2003 will indeed recive an reward

anyone that can name and remember the diver that dived this lost 312 slam door train and fully remembers him on the 29 03 2oo3 who was with alen will indeed get an reward i give you all a glue he was rewarded by the qureen an mbe for his gaert work you get a reward will go out to anyone that stil remembers him and hes gaert name but no body can remember or evern know his name being as you all had so well and turly well forgotton all about him in your julasy

These units were pretty fast even by modern standards. One was diagrammed to depart Kings Cross on the down fast around 3 minutes behind the Tees Tyne Pullman which was a HST. Quite often it would catch the HST up on a double yellow until the line speed hit 105 and the HST would leave it.

Heyyyyyy! I remember these! As with all trains in the 2000-2005 era these old units were falling apart at the seams! I only rode on them once when i was little. Is there still one kept at Coventry Rail Museum right?

Yeah they got replaced by a 357 electrostar units one of which you can see arriving into the platform on the right

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but nobody can name who the diver was in this class 312 go on i dear anyone to say his name if anyone can indeed fremember him that is but no body remembers his gaert name

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The time when the class 357s start to take over the whole line

3:33 what was that sound

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