It is now 24 years since NSE ceased to exist. Traces can still be seen today, still in remarkable condition.
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106 - Strawberry Hill Depot
This Network SouthEast sign for 'Strawberry Hill Depot' is still on place, although now badly stained be the residue from the surrounding trees. Taken 31st October 2015
Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
107 - Teddington Station
The 'Network SouthEast' logo still features on the platform and entrance doors at this South West London Station. Also the window
surround at the ticket window is still in its original NSE 'Red'. Finally, seating in the booking hall is still in place that was installed by
Network SouthEast. Taken 31st October 2015.
surround at the ticket window is still in its original NSE 'Red'. Finally, seating in the booking hall is still in place that was installed by
Network SouthEast. Taken 31st October 2015.
Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
108 - Thorpe Bay Station
The 'Network SouthEast' sign outside the station and the NSE branded 'Car stop' signs are the only survivors at this LTS Line station.
Taken 1st March 2013.
Taken 1st March 2013.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
109 - Tottenham Hale Station
This now Great Anglia managed station still has NSE branded clocks still in full working order on Platfoms 1 & 2.
Taken on 1st July 2013. |
This Network SouthEast branded 'S' Car Stop sign is still place at
this Station. Taken on 14th September 2015. |
110 - Tunbridge Wells Station
This location still has NSE signage present which is located on the wall adjacent to the cab rank outside at this Southeastern Station.
Taken on 14th Feburary 2014.
Taken on 14th Feburary 2014.
Information & Photo supplied by John Chisholm.
111 - Victoria Station
This London Terminus has NSE clocks still dislayed and working. The 2 featured clocks are seen outside the main entrance and on Platform 19.
Another is also reported on Platform 16. Taken on 17th January 2013.
Another is also reported on Platform 16. Taken on 17th January 2013.
Information & Photos supplied by Neil Bird.
Another clock still in fine working order located on Platform 1 at London's Victoria Station, these clocks have certainly lasted well over the years !!
Taken on 10th August 2013.
Taken on 10th August 2013.
Information & Photo supplied by Lee Spenceley.
112 - Ware Station
Now branded National Express Greater Anglia. This NSE clock though
now blue,still survives. Taken 23rd December 2012.
now blue,still survives. Taken 23rd December 2012.
Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
113 - Waterloo East Station
The presence of Network SouthEast can still be found at the Station, the window frames although refreshed in Southeastern grey in recent years, now show the NSE original red framework underneath in places and NSE typeface text & tilework can still be seen on walkway walls, although partially obscured by redevelopments.
Taken on 6th December 2014.
Taken on 6th December 2014.
Information & Photos supplied by Joshua Sammons.
114 - Watford Junction Station
A NSE Red lamppost still survives on a footpath leading up to this busy Hertfordshire Station. An overhead powerlines sign is also still in place.
Taken on 5th August 2014.
Taken on 5th August 2014.
Information & Photos supplied by Joell Fears-Caines.
115 - West Byfleet Station
Two of these NSE installed car park ticket machines still survive at this SouthwestTrains operated station.
Taken on 16th September 2014.
Taken on 16th September 2014.
Information & Photo supplied by Remy Osman.
116 - West Ealing Station
This NSE PETRIS machine still remains in use at this Great Western operated station on the former Thames Line.Taken on 30th December 2014.
Information & Photo supplied by Stuart Hendry.
This GWR managed station still very much lives in the Network SouthEast era from when the station was rebuilt by NSE in 1987.
It still features the sign outside the station. The signage towards the ticket office is still in place - although the flash is now obsured. The platform direction signs
and Station opening plaque are also still present here. Also a platform number signs. Plus a fully working PERTIS machine. At the station exit, the words
'Thank you are travelling Network Southeast' on a sign can be seen if you look very closely !!! Taken on 29th September 2015.
It still features the sign outside the station. The signage towards the ticket office is still in place - although the flash is now obsured. The platform direction signs
and Station opening plaque are also still present here. Also a platform number signs. Plus a fully working PERTIS machine. At the station exit, the words
'Thank you are travelling Network Southeast' on a sign can be seen if you look very closely !!! Taken on 29th September 2015.
At the station exit, the sign that was present at every Network SouthEast station is still in place -
'Thank you for travelling Network SouthEast'.
Although the words 'Network SouthEast' are now obsured, the indentation of the lettering can be very much seen if you look very closely !!
'Thank you for travelling Network SouthEast'.
Although the words 'Network SouthEast' are now obsured, the indentation of the lettering can be very much seen if you look very closely !!
Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
117 - West Ruislip Station
The reversing siding at this Chiltern Line station, still has a Network SouthEast 'Red' floodlight pole contained within it .
Taken on 29th September 2015.
Taken on 29th September 2015.
Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
This Station still has a Network SouthEast 'Adverse Weather Equipment' shed on the platform still in it's original paintwork complete with NSE sign.
Also the fencing is still holding a coat of 'NSE' red paint - although some what faded now. Taken on 18th November 2015.
Also the fencing is still holding a coat of 'NSE' red paint - although some what faded now. Taken on 18th November 2015.
Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
118 - West Horndon StationThis Essex Station has kept its NSE branded, standing proudly on
Station Road.Taken on 25th October 2012. Information & Photos supplied by Lee Spenceley.
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119 - West St Leonards StationThis NSE Branded PETRIS machine survives at this station in
East Sussex. Taken on 25th May 2013. Information & Photo supplied by Ian Shepherd.
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120 - West Worthing Station
This sign is situated immediately adjacent to the level crossing to the east of West Worthing station.
There is no NSE branding, or if there was it has worn off, but the distinctive style of blue lettering remains. Taken on 14th April 2014.
There is no NSE branding, or if there was it has worn off, but the distinctive style of blue lettering remains. Taken on 14th April 2014.
During the course of the winter the bushes have been removed at the Sussex Station revealing in full the badly faded NSE sign as previously reported.
Taken on 10th February 2015.
Taken on 10th February 2015.
All information & Photos supplied by John Chisholm.
121 - Wickford Station
This Station in Essex still has a 'Network SouthEast' Car stop sign on the platform looking towards Southend Victoria.
Taken on 24th October 2015.
Taken on 24th October 2015.
Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
122 - Windsor & Eton Central Station
This PERTIS machine is still very much in use at this Great Western Station.
Taken on 8th August 2014 Information & Photo supplied by Remy Osman.
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Another photo of the same machine at Windsor and Eton Central Station.
Taken in late 2013 Information & Photo supplied by Joshua Sammons.
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This NSE PETRIS machine still remains in use at this Great Western operated station on the former Thames Line.Taken on 28th November 2014.
Information & Photo supplied by Stuart Hendry.
123 - Witham Station
This Essex station still has a NSE branded 'Car stop' sign. Taken on 22nd July 2013.
Information & Photo supplied by George Webbster.