Welcome
to the Network
SouthEast Railway
Society
The
Network SouthEast Railway Society is a vibrant and evolving group of
enthusiasts whose interests lay in the nationalised British Rail
services in London and the SouthEast under the guise of the Network
SouthEast business sector which operated track, trains, stations and
signals from it’s formation in 1986 until disbandment in 1994 in
readiness for privatisation.
The
Society collects and preserves artefacts relating to this fascinating
period of transport history, as well as material relating to Southern
Region Mk1 based stock in order to help us in our active preservation
of the NSERS Ltd’s Class 421 Phase 1 4CIG unit 1753. To find out more,
please see the 4Cig
1753 page.
This site is regularly updated,
if you’d like to keep up-to-date with new material, please see our Site Updates
page.
We hope you find our website
informative, and thank you for visiting us.
| Latest additions (23/03/08): |
Site safety document added to Publications page (Society page 3) |
| Previous additions (16/03/08): |
More images added to Network SouthEast page 5 |
| Previous
additions: |
See Site
Updates page for more. |
For further information
on who we
are and what we do, please e-mail.
For those of you
interested in the now withdrawn class 442s, arguably NSE's finest
achievement in terms of
rolling stock, visit www.class442.co.uk
©Network
SouthEast
Railway
Society 2006-2008
The
NSE logo, brand name, typescript and styles are used by kind
permission of the British Railways Board Limited (Residual)
