NSE lives on !!!
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It is now 24 years since NSE ceased to exist. Traces can still be seen today, still in remarkable condition.
Copyright photographer where shown.
Copyright photographer where shown.
068 - Littlehampton Station
Plaque located on the Ticket Office wall to commemorate the rebuilding
of the Station in 1988.Taken on 9th May 2012.
of the Station in 1988.Taken on 9th May 2012.
Littlehampton Station rebuilding Plaque.
Information & Photo supplied by Neil Bird.
069 - Liverpoool Street Station
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The seconds still tick away with a 'CLICK CLACK' at this London Terminus.
Taken on 3rd April 2012. |
The platform pillars still retain thier NSE cladding throughout the station.
Taken on 29th November 2014. |
Liverpool Street Platform 8 Entrance featuring a NSE Clock.
Information & Photo supplied by Lee Spenceley.
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NSE branded platform pillars at Liverpool Station Station.
Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
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070 - London Bridge Station
This busy London terminal still has a large number of 'NSE Clocks' present.
As well as a 'NSE Branded Sign' giving directions for the Emergency Exit out of the Station. Taken on 27th October 2012.
As well as a 'NSE Branded Sign' giving directions for the Emergency Exit out of the Station. Taken on 27th October 2012.
NSE Clock at London Bridge Station.
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Emergency Exit Sign at London Bridge Station.
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This NSE branded clock is still in full working order in the main concourse below the Destination Board.
But its days are numbered as the station is under going major development ans refurbishment. Taken 21st July 213.
But its days are numbered as the station is under going major development ans refurbishment. Taken 21st July 213.
NSE branded clock on London Bridge station concourse.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
The first clock is on platform 1/2
(Southeastern side) and the second clock is located on platform
8 (Southern side) both clocks are in good clean working order.
Taken on 22nd November 2014.
Taken on 22nd November 2014.
Network SouthEast clock at London Bridge Station on Platform 1/2.
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Network SouthEast clock at London Bridge Station on Platform 8.
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Information & Photos supplied by Joshua Sammons.
071 - Luton Station
The railings that surround this Bedfordshire station, although repainted in 'Blue - Thameslink / First Capital Connect' paint in recent years are
now beginning to show the history that bears underneath in places - that being NSE red paint !! Taken on 9th February 2015.
now beginning to show the history that bears underneath in places - that being NSE red paint !! Taken on 9th February 2015.
Information & Photos supplied by Joell Fears-Caines.
072 - Margate Station
These NSE destination screens are still working and providing us with information !
Taken on 10th June 2012 & 23rd March 2013.
Taken on 10th June 2012 & 23rd March 2013.
Margate Station platform 4 destination screen. Taken June 2012.
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Margate Station platform 1 destination screen. Taken 23rd March 2013.
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Margate Station Information screens in booking hall. Taken 23rd March 2013.
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Margate Station Information screens in booking hall. Taken 23rd March 2013.
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Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
073 - Maryland Station
This NSE clock is still in full working order. Minus the NSE stripe it's of course !!
Taken on 22nd December 2012.
Taken on 22nd December 2012.
Maryland Station NSE clock.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
074 - Marylebone Station
As this station is managed by Chiltern Railways, some signage has survived.
Taken on 11th May 2012.
Taken on 11th May 2012.
Marylebone Station Ticket Office.
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Marylebone Station Ticket Office.
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Information & Photos supplied by Chris Osman
075 - Morden Road Station
This Station was closed on the 31 May 1997, to make way for the 'Croydon Tram Link'. Surprisingly a 'Red' NSE Lamppost survives to this day.
.Taken on 31st July 2014.
A Red NSE lamppost still survives at Morden Road Tramlink Station.
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Morden Road Station in 2014. Former NSE route. (West Croydon - Wimbledon).
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Information & Photos supplied by Mark Allen.
076 - Newhaven Marine Station
This Station is still legally open, but has been closed to passenger trains since August 2006 due to "safety concerns". But still has NSE signage place.
Apologies for quality. Taken on 16th March 2013.
Apologies for quality. Taken on 16th March 2013.
Newhaven Marine Station sign.
Information & Photo supplied by George Webbster.
077 - Oxford Station
This station was rebuilt by NSE in the early 1990's. The 'RED' windows
frames dominant the main entrance .Taken on 12th October 2015.
frames dominant the main entrance .Taken on 12th October 2015.
Network SouthEast 'RED' window frames at Oxford Station.
Information & Photos supplied by Joshua Sammons.
078 - Peterborough StationThis NSE branded litter Bin still stands in the Staff car park at this station.
Taken on 11th May 2012. 
NSE Litter Bin at Peterborough Station.
Information & Photo supplied by Dave East.
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079 - Pevensey & Westham StationAlthough this Petris machine has been repainted by Southern,
the 'NSE Permit to Travel' flash still remains. Taken on 14th September 2010. 
Petris machine at Pevensey & Westham Station.
Information & Photo supplied by Ian Morrish.
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080 - Portsmouth Harbour Station |
081 - Purfleet Station |
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Plaque installed in 1988 to mark work done here. Still in place 24 years on !!
Taken on 18th August 2012. |
Still greeting the passengers at this LTS Station.
Taken on 22nd October 2012. |
Portsmouth Harbour Station Improvement works plaque.
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Purfleet Station Sign.
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Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
082 - Purley Oaks Station
This Station still has a NSE branded sign on the Purley Oaks Road entrance
side at this South London Lines Station. Taken on 2nd September 2014.
side at this South London Lines Station. Taken on 2nd September 2014.
Information & Photos supplied by Brandon Carroll.
083 - Rainham (Essex) Station
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This NSE & Red Star Parcels branded sign, is another Survivor on the LTS !
Taken on 23rd October 2012. This sign was NO longer in place on 06/12/14 - Info from Josh Sammons. |
This 'Way out' sign still exists on platform 1 at this c2c station.
Taken on 6th December 2014. |
Rainham Station Sign.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
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NSE installed 'Way Out' sign at Rainham Station on platform 1.
Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
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084 - Reading Station
This Coolant Dispenser Trolley is still in use and retains its NSE colours.
Taken 8th August 2011.
Taken 8th August 2011.
Reading Station Coolant Dispenser Trolley. DE
Information & Photos supplied by Dave East.
085 - Redhill Station
Many NSE followers will be familiar with the NSE sign that adorned the bridge over the A25 at Redhill Station.
Thanks to the keen eye of Neil Bird, an approach was made to the contractors who were in the process of dismantling the sign ( to be replaced with another). In the following days with many frantic phone calls and emails later we managed to get Southern and
Network Rail to donate the sign to the society.
The sign was collected on Thursday 29th November 2012 and is now safely stored under cover at Shoreham.
Photos taken on 26th October 2012.
Thanks to the keen eye of Neil Bird, an approach was made to the contractors who were in the process of dismantling the sign ( to be replaced with another). In the following days with many frantic phone calls and emails later we managed to get Southern and
Network Rail to donate the sign to the society.
The sign was collected on Thursday 29th November 2012 and is now safely stored under cover at Shoreham.
Photos taken on 26th October 2012.
Redhill Station Sign.
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Redhill Station Sign.
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Photos supplied and taken by Dave Elliot.
This four sided NSE Station Sign is still in place outside this Surrey Station.
Taken on 8th February 2014.
Taken on 8th February 2014.
Redhill Station 'Network SouthEast' Sign cube.
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Redhill Station 'Network SouthEast' Sign cube.
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Information & Photos supplied by John Chisholm.
Taken from a moving train (Apologies for quality), the three roads at Redhill which used to be where the old steam shed was situated in the V of the Brighton and Tonbridge lines. No signs but the all too familiar red painted lamp-posts exist. This location was possibly used at some point for the overnight stabling of DMUs.
Taken on 26th April 2014.
Taken on 26th April 2014.
Network SouthEast 'RED' lamp-posts at Redhill.
Information & Photo supplied by John Chisholm.