Greater Anglia Trains at Hatfield Peverel on July 7th 2018

First Time at Hatfield Peverel which is situated between Chelmsford and Witham on the Great Eastern Main Line and it's only served by the hourly services to and from Ipswich.

1 & 2. Arriving on to Platform 2 is a 8 car Class 321 with one in Renatus livery and the other half in Plain white livery bound for Ipswich from London Liverpool Street. It then departs to it's next stop at Witham.

3. Speeding by Platform 1 is a 8 car Class 321 on a service from Clacton-on-Sea to London Liverpool Street with it's next stop at Chelmsford.

4. Next is a 8 car Intercity service from Norwich hauled by a Class 90 loco and a 82 Trailer bound for London Liverpool Street.

5. A 8 car Class 321 in former First Capital Connect / Great Northern livery on a service from Liverpool Street to Clacton-on-Sea

6. A 8 car Siemens Class 360 speeds by Platform 1 on a service from Colchester Town to London Liverpool Street.

7. A Intercity Service pulled by a Class 82 Trailer with a Class 90 loco at the rear passes Platform 2 on a service from Liverpool Street to Norwich.

8. Another Class 90 hauled Intercity passes Platform 1 on a service to Liverpool Street from Norwich.

9. A 8 car Class 360 speeds by Platform 2 on a service from London Liverpool Street to Colchester Town with it's next stop at Witham

10. Passing Platform 1 is a 8 car Class 321 on a service from Braintree bound for London Liverpool Street having joined the mainline from the Single line branch at Witham.

11. Passing Platform 2 is a 8 Car Class 321 from London Liverpool Street to Braintree with it's next stop at Witham where it will diverge onto the single line Braintree Branch.

12 & 13. A 8 car Intercity Class 82 Trailer with a Class 90 loco hauled service from London Liverpool Street passes slowly on a service to Norwich whilst arriving on Platform 1 to complete the video is a 8 car Class 360 from Ipswich bound for London Liverpool Street

Apologies for some of the bounciness on some of my filming because the heat and sun made it very difficult and the platforms were narrow as well which didn't help either.

Hatfield Peverel is located 35 miles from London Liverpool Street was first opened in Late 1844 however burnt down 5 years later. It was later rebuilt in 1878 and even had the name Hatfield Perveril which was amended 2 years later.

Goods sidings based on a plan drawn up in 1897 were built here with 2 on the London side of the line whilst another on the other side towards the country end which also would include a refuge siding however Goods Traffic at the station ceased in 1960 and the sidings were taken up. Even at one stage to the west was a private station called Boreham House which opened in 1843 before closing in 1877.

Featuring
TrainSpotEast
Trains Around Kent
AT Trains
CamjKerman
The Great Eastern Trainspotter
UK Mainline
Big Old Bean Pod
The Train Tone and Thrash Lover

Filmed on IPhone 8 on Saturday July 7th 2018 and edited on iMovie