ALT A page from a corporate identity manual detailing the colour relationships for the Network SouthEast brand, showing three variations of the logo: a positive version on a white background, a negative version on a blue background, and a specific variant on a yellow background for road vehicles.

ALT A page from a design manual titled "Stations Waiting areas" featuring four photographs of red-framed station structures, including a large glass-sided waiting room on a platform and smaller barrel-vaulted passenger shelters with passengers inside.

ALT A page from a guidelines document titled "Stations Staff lounges" showcasing two photographs of modernised railway staff rest areas fitted with distinctive red-cushioned seating with curved metal frames, white tables, and matching red notice boards on the walls.

ALT A page from a trains brochure titled "Class 319 Class 442" displaying two detailed colour illustrations of British Rail rolling stock adorned in the distinctive red, white, and blue Network SouthEast livery against a dark background.

ALT On the left of the picture a red white and blue class 50 locomotive on the right a red white and blue class 455 , the right hand train has a similar coloured ribbon around it's front. The platform is in-between the trains. The platform is full of people inspecting the new livery. All this takes place under the glass roof of Waterloo station