South Western Railway (SWR) is bidding farewell to its red-liveried Class 455 trains, and there will be a special farewell tour in December. The Class 455 trains were built by British Rail Engineering between 1982-85 and have been in service on the SWR routes since March 1983, making them among the oldest trains still in use on the UK railway.
Peter Williams, customer and commercial director at South Western Railway, emphasized the longstanding relationship with the Armed Forces, celebrating their contributions as vital for the railway.
When stopped by SWR officer Jack and asked to present his railcard, the man said I don't have the railcard on me, saying he had a physical card rather than a digital one.