Network SouthEast

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Network SouthEast was a sector of British Rail responsible for operating commuter and regional passenger rail services in London and the South East of England during the late 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former British Rail sector
passenger rail brand
brandingColor blue
red
white
country United Kingdom
dissolved 1994
headquartersLocation London, England
surface form: London
inception 1986
introducedBy Chris Green
keyPerson Chris Green
logoFeature stylised double-arrow with red and blue flashes
operatedBy British Rail
operatedRoute TfL Rail services
surface form: Bedpan Line (Bedford–St Pancras) services

Chiltern Main Line
surface form: Chiltern Line services

Essex commuter routes
Great Eastern suburban services
Kent commuter routes
London commuter routes
North London line
surface form: North London Line services

Sussex commuter routes
Thames Valley routes
Thameslink
surface form: Thameslink services (initially under Network SouthEast)
owner British Rail
surface form: British Railways Board
parentOrganization British Rail
partOf sectorisation of British Rail
predecessor London & South East sector of British Rail
railGauge standard gauge
serviceArea East of England
London, England
surface form: London

South East England
serviceType commuter rail
regional rail
successor privatised train operating companies in South East England

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British Rail introducedBrand Network SouthEast
Waterloo & City line laterOperator Network SouthEast
Liverpool Street station formerOperator Network SouthEast
Mark 2 coaching stock usedByOperator Network SouthEast
British Railways Western Region successor Network SouthEast
Regional Railways mainCompetitor Network SouthEast
Networker railwaySectorOrigin Network SouthEast
Chiltern Railways tookOverFrom Network SouthEast
Class 165 train operator Network SouthEast
subject surface form: British Rail Class 165
this entity surface form: Network SouthEast (original)
Class 165 train livery Network SouthEast
subject surface form: British Rail Class 165
this entity surface form: Network SouthEast livery (original)
Class 166 train operator Network SouthEast
subject surface form: British Rail Class 166
Class 166 train builtFor Network SouthEast
subject surface form: British Rail Class 166
British Rail Eastern Region successor Network SouthEast
British Rail Class 50 laterOperator Network SouthEast
British Rail Class 50 livery Network SouthEast
this entity surface form: Network SouthEast livery
Ifield railway station hasOperatorHistory Network SouthEast
this entity surface form: Network SouthEast (historical sector)