It is now 24 years since NSE ceased to exist. Traces can still be seen today, still in remarkable condition.
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Copyright photographer where shown.
086 - Reigate Station
This Surrey Station still has a Network SouthEast sign located by the Signal Box on London Road.
Taken on 8th February 2014.
Taken on 8th February 2014.
Information & Photo supplied by John Chisholm.
087 - Richmond Station
This Southwest Trains station still features a Network SouthEast sign to warn people not to cross at the end of the tracks, nearest the concourse end.
Taken on 6th January 2015.
Taken on 6th January 2015.
Information & Photo supplied by Stuart Hendry.
088 - Romford Station
Remarkably this NSE Branded 'Pertis Machine' still survives at this Station still in good condition & also this now unbranded NSE Clock
on Platform 5.Taken on 28th February 2013.
on Platform 5.Taken on 28th February 2013.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
089 - Romsey StationThis Platform sign for EMUs still remains at this South West Trains Station. Taken on 10th November 2013.
Information & Photo Supplied by George Webbster.
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090 - Ryde Esplanade StationThis NSE branded sign was hiding when the 'SWT Island Line' signageat the station was being updated. Taken during 2013.
Peter Winchester. Information & Photo Supplied by
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091 - Ryde St Johns Road DepotThis NSE branded sign is still in place outside the entrance to the Depot.
Taken on 3rd May 2014. Information & Photo Supplied by George Webbster.
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092 - Rye House StationThis Platform sign for EMUs still remains at the Hertfordshire Station.
Taken on 2nd April 2012. Information & Photo Supplied by Lee Spenceley.
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093 - St Leonards Depot
This former Engineering Depot is now the Home of Hastings Diesels Ltd. Network SouthEast signage is still retained out the Depot entrance.
Taken on 16th September 2010.
Taken on 16th September 2010.
Information & Photo supplied by Ian Morrish.
094 - Salisbury Station
Found hiding under the bridge over Fisherton Street near Salisbury Station.
Taken on 4th May 2012.
Taken on 4th May 2012.
Information & Photo supplied by Jane Amess.
095 - Salisbury Traincare Depot
Further evidence in Salisbury can still also been seen. The Traincare Depot still has a few 'NSE' are signs in place.
One can be seen trackside proudly displaying its 'West of England' branding. And another on the road leading up to the Depot.
Taken on 4th February 2014.
One can be seen trackside proudly displaying its 'West of England' branding. And another on the road leading up to the Depot.
Taken on 4th February 2014.
Information & Photos Supplied by George Webbster.
096 - Seven Kings Station
This Great Eastern line station still retains its NSE logo block paving laid by Network SouthEast and also still has a PETRIS machine still in use.
. Taken on 29th November 2014.
. Taken on 29th November 2014.
Information & Photos supplied by Joshua Sammons.
097 - Shanklin Station
This Station on the 'Island Line' still has a great presence of Network SouthEast in the Booking Hall. The Ticket Office window surround still gives shows its RED glow of NSE and still has kept its original blind. Above the window, a smaller version of the NSE clock is still in place, although it is no longer working. Taken on 3rd May 2014.
Information & Photos Supplied by George Webbster.
This unserviceable clock is still in place in Shanklin booking hall.
Taken on 8th August 2015.
Taken on 8th August 2015.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
098 - Shoeburyness StationAnother NSE Survivior on the LTS Line.
Taken on 2nd April 2012. Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
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099 - Shoreham-by-Sea StationThis South Coast Station still has 4 NSE branded screens back to back.
2 on each platform. Taken on 17th December 2012. Information & Photo supplied by Neil Bird.
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100 - Sidcup Station
Sidcup Station was redeveloped in 1988. This plaque is still in place to
mark the rebuilding. Taken on 1st August 2012.
mark the rebuilding. Taken on 1st August 2012.
Information & Photo supplied by Rob Waughman.
101 - Southall Station
This Great Western operated station still has an active PERTIS Machine present. It has been given a blue coat of paint in recent years to blend in with the
First Group.colour scheme. The NSE flash has been obscured, but can just be made out. Taken on 29th November 2015.
First Group.colour scheme. The NSE flash has been obscured, but can just be made out. Taken on 29th November 2015.
Information & Photos supplied by Joshua Sammons.
102 - South Ruislip Station
This Chiltern Railways served station still has a PERTIS machine present that was installed be Network SouthEast.
Taken on 9th August 2014.
Taken on 9th August 2014.
Information & Photos supplied by Joshua Sammons.
103 - Southend East Station
This wall mounted NSE Sign & Car Stop Signs have escaped the c2c re-brand that took place at this Shoeburyness Line Station.
Taken on1st March 2013.
Taken on1st March 2013.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
104 - Stanford-le-Hope Station
This NSE sign escaped the c2c branding which took place at the station.
Taken on 2nd April 2012.
Taken on 2nd April 2012.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
105 - Stratford Station
This '12 Car stop' sign is still in place at this Great Eastern Line Station.
Taken on 10th August 2013.
Taken on 10th August 2013.
Information & Photo supplied by George Webbster.