The British Rail Class 321 is a class of

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(EMU) passenger train built by

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in three batches between 1988 and 1991 for

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and Regional Railways. The class uses

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(AC) overhead electrification. The design was successful and led to the development of the similar Class 320 and Class 322. After operating for various trains operating companies after the

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, they were latterly operated by

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until April 2023. Some have been converted to Class 320 and are operated by

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Description

Three sub-classes were built. The first two were built for the

sector for operation on services from London Liverpool Street and

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, while the third was built for Regional Railways for use on

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services from

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. As part of the

, ownership of the class passed from

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to the

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in April 1994. Each unit consists of four carriages: (DTC-PMS-TS-DTS) all units have a maximum speed of . They have been modified by the different rail companies which use them. The modifications include new seats, paintwork, lighting and passenger information systems. The trains have been nicknamed "Dusty Bins" by some enthusiasts, after the TV game show " 3-2-1" which featured a mascot called "Dusty Bin".

Class 321/3

In September 1987, Network SouthEast ordered 46 four-car units for use on services from London Liverpool Street to

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and Southend Victoria, which became Class 321/3. The first was unveiled on 15 September 1988. A further 20 were ordered later. Units were numbered 321301–321366. The DTSO vehicle was equipped with a small area between the driver's cab and the first set of doors that could be used for the conveyance of parcels or luggage; this was indicated by a "P" following the unit number on the front of that vehicle. These units replaced slam-door Class 305, Class 307, Class 308 and Class 309 units on trains to Clacton and

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, and worked services on the newly electrified routes to

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and

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. They also displaced many Class 312 slam-door units, which moved over to the

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. Some of the Class 309s were retained until 1994, and 24 of the newer Class 312 units were retained long-term to work services to

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and peak services to Clacton, Ipswich and

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. Units carried Network SouthEast livery from new. The first of 30 321/3 units to be refurbished at

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, as part of the Renatus project which modernised the stock with features such as new air conditioning and heating, seating and Wi-Fi was completed in December 2016.

Class 321/4

In October 1988 a second batch of 30 was ordered. It was intended that 25 be used on

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services and five on

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services, but in the event all were delivered to Bletchley TMD for use on the latter. A further 18 followed. Units were numbered 321401–321448. The first was delivered in July 1989. As with subclass /3 units, the DTSO vehicles were equipped with a parcels area indicated by suffixing a "P" to the unit number. These were built for outer-suburban services on the

, from

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, Rugby and

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. They displaced the then-recently cascaded Class 317s dating from 1981 which had themselves only just been introduced to the route to replace Class 310s. Eleven 321/4s were transferred for Great Eastern Main Line services. Following this, their First Class area was reduced in size to standardise with the 321/3s in use on that route. This involved removing the centre partition and double doors and re-upholstering the First Class style 2+2 seats (which were retained then) in the de-classified area into the same fabric as the Standard Class seats. Later the First Class 2+2 seats in this de-classified area were replaced with the standard style 2+3 seating. These 11 were also fitted with a facility to lock out the power door operation within the unit (a basic kind of Selective Operation) to permit operation of 12-car trains on the Braintree and Southminster branch lines, where some platforms were only long enough for 8-car trains. The 11 Great Eastern sets passed to

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in January 1997, passing with the franchise to

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in April 2004 and

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in February 2012. The 37 West Coast sets passed to Silverlink in January 1997, passing with the franchise to

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in November 2007. In 2006, 321407 and 321423 were loaned by Silverlink to

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while the 321/9s were being overhauled. In 2007, 321408 and 321428 were loaned by Silverlink to

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operating services out of

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while one Class 357 was repaired and another was undergoing tests in the Czech Republic. Following the delivery of the Class 350/2 fleet, 13 Class 321/4s (401–410, 418–420) were transferred from London Midland to

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and overhauled by

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. These passed with the franchise to Great Northern in September 2014. London Midland also released 17 (421–437) for transfer to National Express East Anglia. The remaining seven (411–417) passed to

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in 2015, after being converted to three-car Class 320/4 at Doncaster Works. In 2017, ten (402, 405–410, 418–420) were transferred from Great Northern to Abellio Greater Anglia. As at May 2018 the remaining three (401, 403, 404) are to be converted by Wabtec at

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to Class 320/4 for use with Abellio ScotRail. Another two were to follow.

Class 321/9

The final batch of three Class 321 units was constructed in 1991 and classified subclass /9. These units had a similar formation to the earlier units except that there was no first class seating. They were ordered by Regional Railways for use on

services on the newly electrified Doncaster to Leeds route, entering service in 1993. From 1995 they also worked on Wharfedale line services from Leeds to

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. In March 1997 they passed with the Regional Railways North East franchise to Northern Spirit, which became Arriva Trains Northern in April 2001. In June 1998 they were loaned to GNER to operate Leeds to London King's Cross services while its

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fleet was grounded with mechanical issues. All three passed with the franchise to

in December 2004. The Class 321/9 units were refurbished at Hunslet-Barclay,

from late 2006 to early 2007. The refurbishment included a new livery, refurbished interiors and reliability improvements, similar to the Class 322 EMUs, which were also refurbished at Kilmarnock. The units transferred to

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in April 2016, and then

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on 1 March 2020. With the Class 331s now in service, the Class 321/9s were transferred to Greater Anglia. They were leased to allow Greater Anglia's Class 360s to move to

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. All 321/9 units were scrapped in 2022.

Current operations

Varamis Rail

In March 2021,

announced its intention to convert 321334 for use as a parcels train. In July 2021, Eversholt and Wabtec revealed 321334 in the Swift Express livery. If successful further units could be converted. In November 2021 it was announced that 4 more Class 321s would be converted to Swift Express, with the first of these units expected to be delivered in February 2022. In 2022 it was announced that an unnamed customer had secured its first unit, later confirmed as Varamis Rail which launched a service between Scotland and Birmingham in January using unit 321334. The final two were scheduled to be completed in September 2022. In September 2023, it was announced that Eversholt had abandoned the Swift Express project despite four Class 321 units having been converted. Varamis Rail announced that it was considering taking over the project. In early 2024 Varamis Rail bought the four converted units from Eversholt.

Former operations

Silverlink / London Midland / London Overground

Silverlink inherited 37 of the 48 Class 321/4 units. In September 2003, Silverlink's Class 321 units were temporarily withdrawn following the discovery of loose bolts on brake discs in some units. In September 2004, London Euston to Birmingham local services were divided into two separate services: Silverlink retained London to Northampton services, while fellow

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subsidiary

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took over all local services between Northampton and Birmingham. Initially, Central Trains hired Class 321 units from Silverlink to work their new services, but the arrival of Class 350/1s meant that very few Class 321 units were then required. To accommodate this sub-lease, three Class 321/3 units were transferred from

to Silverlink. These were not permitted north of Rugby due to lack of the National Radio Network system (Eastern Region units only had the Cab Secure Radio System used for Driver Only Operated Passenger services) and therefore could not be used on Central Trains services (although they occasionally appeared on services to Rugby at weekends due to the line being closed between Rugby and Birmingham New Street). This ceased in late 2005 with the introduction of Class 350 trains on the Birmingham to

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route. One of these sub-leased units was involved in a low-speed derailment at Watford Yard. In May 2007, Central Trains began using Class 321 units on some morning services from Birmingham New Street to

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. In November 2007,

took over operation of the Class 321 fleet previously used by Silverlink and Central Trains. An order was placed by London Midland for 37 Class 350/2s to replace the Class 321s. London Midland withdrew most, retaining seven units (411–417). They were used for peak hour workings between London Euston and Northampton and on the

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. In 2015, all seven were withdrawn for transfer to

to operate on

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suburban lines, with the last withdrawn on 20 September 2015. They were replaced by Class 319s. Two (413/414) briefly operated for London Overground Rail Operations in late 2015, being revinyled in

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livery. The cascaded Class 321s were reformed to three-car units, by removing the TSO vehicle and reclassified as Class 320/4s.

First Capital Connect / Great Northern

received thirteen units (401–410, 418–420) from

, following deliveries of the new Class 350/2s. The units worked on the Great Northern services from London King's Cross to

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and

from December 2010 until May 2017. They passed with the franchise to Great Northern in September 2014. All were replaced in 2016 by Class 387s, cascaded from the Thameslink route. Ten (402, 405–410 and 418–420) moved to Ilford depot for use by

, with the remaining three (401, 403, 404) converted to Class 320/4s for

Northern

Arriva Trains Northern inherited three Class 321/9 units. These units operated on the

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Wakefield line service and occasionally on the

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and

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lines alongside Class 322 and Class 333s. All passed on to

in 2004 and were refurbished in 2006/07. Having passed with the franchise to

and

, all were replaced by Class 331s with the last withdrawn in 2020. These were transferred to

for temporary use until replaced by Class 720s.

Greater Anglia

inherited all 66 Class 321/3 and 11 Class 321/4. The East Anglia franchise was subsequently taken over by

, initially branded 'one', and then subsequently by

. A further 16 were added, upon release from

. In 2016, ten of the sets formerly operated by Great Northern also transferred to Greater Anglia. An additional three units, all Class 321/9s, were transferred to Greater Anglia from

in 2020 in order to provide capacity during the introduction of GA's new Class 720 fleet. The 321s were primarily used for services from London Liverpool Street to , , , (extending to during peak time), , , and Colchester Town, but could operate services on any electrified route if other trains failed. These operated as four, eight or twelve-car sets. After being awarded the new East Anglia franchise in August 2016, Greater Anglia placed an order for Class 720s which replaced the 321s despite the Renatus project. The first of the new trains entered service in November 2020. From early 2023, the units only operated services from to and from to , alongside units on the latter, as well as one service each day between and . The last scheduled Class 321 workings took place on 3 April 2023, with the class subsequently being used on an ad-hoc basis. Following a farewell tour on 29 April 2023, Greater Anglia completely withdrew its Class 321 fleet.

Renatus project

In December 2013 Eversholt rebuilt 321448 as a demonstrator at

for a proposed upgrade. It featured a new livery, completely refitted interior including two examples of sitting arrangements including 2+2 and 2+3, and a new First Class area. The demonstrator also featured air conditioning, not previously seen on Class 321 trains, along with fixed panel windows to replace opening windows and a new Vossloh Kiepe traction package. The production run covered 30 units. The Vossloh Kiepe traction package was installed at

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with the rest of the work performed at Doncaster. The first was completed in December 2016. In 2017 the prototype returned to Doncaster to be modified to the same specifications as the production units, including being refitted with hopper windows.

Aborted proposals

Battery conversion

In 2022 it was announced that Eversholt and Vivarail were working on a design to convert 321s to battery units that could operate between 20-30 miles on battery power. The battery units were planned to be used on routes in Scotland. Due to Vivarail going into administration, in December 2022, the project was cancelled.

Hydrogen conversion

In May 2018, plans were announced by Eversholt and

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to convert a number of Class 321 units to run on

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fuel-cells, as a way of replacing diesel-powered trains on lines that are unlikely to be

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. The details of the conversion project, dubbed 'Breeze', were published in January 2019, with an expectation that units could be ready for service in 2022although this later slipped to 2024. In November 2021 Alstom and Eversholt announced that they had decided to switch their primary focus to developing a hydrogen-fuelled variant of Alstom's ''Aventra'' EMU, on the grounds that the pool of convertible Class 321 units was too small to support the market they envisaged for hydrogen-powered trains in the UK, and that the Aventra's advanced technology and reduced requirement for routine maintenance were advantages in both manufacture and operations. Although the companies stated that they would maintain the "option" of converting existing trains in the future, the Breeze project was ended in the first half of 2022 and at least one of the Class 321 units selected for conversion (321448) was sent for scrapping.

Further use

In April 2023, Eastern Rail Services acquired 321434 with the intent of making it available for filming projects.

Fleet details

Vehicle numbering

Individual vehicles are numbered in the ranges as follows:

Named units

*321312: ''

'' *321321: ''NSPCC Essex Full Stop'' *321334: ''

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'' *321336: '' Geoffrey Freeman Allen'' *321342: ''R Barnes'' *321343: ''RSA Railway Study Association'' *321351: ''

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'' (Formerly ''

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'') *321361: ''Phoenix'' *321403: ''Stewart Fleming Signalman King's Cross'' *321407: ''Hertfordshire WRVS'' *321413: ''Bill Green'' *321425: ''Silver Service'' (Formerly ''Bletchley Seven'') *321427: ''Major Tim Warr'' *321428: ''The Essex Commuter'' *321439: ''Chelmsford Cathedral Festival'' *321444: ''Essex Lifeboats'' *321446: ''George Mullings''