'Paragons' chosen as name for Hull Trains '802/3s' [RAIL]





Date: 02/09/2019

Hull Trains five Class 802/3s will be known as Paragons, following a staff competition.
HT On-Board Experience Manager Patrick Tobin suggested the name for the fleet, which recognises both its significance to Hull (named after Paragon Interchange), and the words definition.


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Paragons chosen as name for Hull Trains 802/3s

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New name for Hull Trains Class 802/3 unveiled, as competition is launched for individual train names

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Scene at Hull Paragon station on a freezing cold January morning in 1980. Station pilot 03063 takes time out during a quiet period to catch up with the morning's news.
Location: Hull
Company: York and North Midland Railway
02/01/1980 Peter Todd
Paragon signal box on the approach to Hull station in 2009. View south from Park Street bridge.
Location: Hull
Company: York and North Midland Railway
23/04/2009 John Furnevel
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Location: Hull
Company: York and North Midland Railway
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