Great Northern EXPLAINED - A Rail Operator Summary

Is the description right? It says GWR...

Ooh

I really like these videos so I’m looking forward to seeing more of them

Greater anglia next. The best of the best with Waml and geml and if you can Lea valley lines

The Moorgate services would of been on the tube if that driver didn't crash into Moorgate in 1975.

Loving this series! Really hope to see you cover all of the UK's main train operating companies soon

as an American I found this very helpful

Well apparently Great Northern have inherited the Class 387/3 and are to replace the Class 387/2 that will go to Southern. And I do think that Great Northern should of inherited the Class 379 that would be ideal for London King’s Cross-Cambridge, Ely and Kings Lynn with the Class 387 to operate on London KX-Peterborough.

Very cool

Class 379 are being mistreated, if Greater Anglia want to get rid of them I’d love to see them on the East Coastway or Metro Routes for Thameslink. Northern/LNWR may also qualify to be options

Please do lnwr/wmt

Hey, you forgot some stations like Highbury and islington, Enfield Chase, grange hill Finsbury park

What county is peterbourough

Instead of calling it hertford loop line you can call it london -hertford loop line

Great video! I’d love to see one on Southern or Southeastern

Recently I've seen GN operating electrostars around Cambridge transferred from GWR too

I thought EWR was only Chiltern but thanks for the information about Great Northern.

You missed out the hourly Kings Cross to Cambridge service which stops at the stations between Royston and Cambridge

Nice video when you spoke about the sidings at stations you for got to mention the sidings at welwyn garden city