User talk:Mpvide65

A tag has been placed on Cbrd requesting that it be speedily deleted from Wikipedia. This has been done under section A7 of the criteria for speedy deletion, because the article appears to be about web content, but it does not indicate how or why the subject is notable: that is, why an article about that subject should be included in an encyclopedia. Under the criteria for speedy deletion, articles that do not indicate the subject's importance or significance may be deleted at any time. Please see the guidelines for what is generally accepted as notable, as well as our subject-specific notability guideline for web content.

If you think that this notice was placed here in error, you may contest the deletion by adding {{hangon}} to the top of the page that has been nominated for deletion (just below the existing speedy deletion or "db" tag), coupled with adding a note on the talk page explaining your position, but be aware that once tagged for speedy deletion, if the article meets the criterion it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the article that would would render it more in conformance with Wikipedia's policies and guidelines. Lastly, please note that if the article does get deleted, you can contact one of these admins to request that a copy be emailed to you. — Parent5446 ^{(t n c k e l)} 18:58, 27 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Unless you can provide some firm evidence that the school is notable in its own right it will be merged with Downley, as have all the other primary, elementary and junior schools in the country been merged with their respective location articles. It has been decided over at afd that these schools are not notable enough for Wikipedia. -- Roleplayer (talk) 08:56, 7 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Hi there. As it's an article about a TOC and it's only service, it's not a 'line' and does not need a line map with that level of detail. Compare the maps on National Express East Coast with the one on East Coast Main Line - one shows the services provided by a TOC and the other (more detailed) describes the route. The WSMR article has the right level of detail already. Route level information (as in the ECML article) should be detailed in the articles associated with each of the lines the service travels over; e.g. Shrewsbury to Chester Line, Wolverhampton to Shrewsbury Line and so on. Cheers. DrFrench (talk) 23:19, 20 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Sorry, can't agree with you there. It's far too much detail for this article. Too much information can be worse than too little. Remember, Wikipedia is for everyone and not just rail enthusiasts. Having different levels of detail makes it more accessible to more people. A high-level 'tube map' style diagram for the service pages (like NXEC) makes it useful for he casual browser who is interested in the service. A more detailed level of information for each of the lines (like ECML) provides information that's useful to people with more of an interest in railways. DrFrench (talk) 23:37, 20 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

That would be fine by me (although beware if others decide to delete a page with just a map on). I'm sorry my comments have been all negative - its certainly no reflection on your work in creating the map (I've done few myself and I know they can be time-consuming).DrFrench (talk) 23:47, 20 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Have you added a link to it in the See Also section? DrFrench (talk) 23:53, 20 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Hi, I noticed that you changed the Aylesbury population figure, from 65,173 to 69,021. The article mentions that the figure is taken from the 2001 census, but the figure provided at Neighbourhood Statistics is 56,392. I am confused as to where the original figure and your correction are sourced from. - Scribble Monkey (talk) 12:37, 30 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Hi, it looks like that figure is for the Aylesbury urban area, which includes Bierton and Stoke Mandeville. Bucks CC. Would it be worth clarifying that in the article, as the article currently states that those areas are not part of Aylesbury? - Scribble Monkey (talk) 08:26, 1 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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The WikiProject London Transport Newsletter Issue 8 - August 2008 July | September/October London Transport News August Green Park is to be revamped ahead of 2012 Olympics. A revamped cyclists section of the TfL website calls on cyclists to share experiences and knowledge. A report is released into the ELL bridge incident. Initial London LEZ results prove positive with lower emissions for 12-tonne vehicles compared to one year ago. Shadwell DLR station upgrade has helped to cut crime. Whilst traffic levels are down generally, congestion in some areas of the Congestion Charge Zone is back up to to pre-zone levels after five years, due to infrastructure upgrade work. The Underground station at Blackfriars is to close in March 2009 for 2 ½ years as part of the Thameslink Programme's upgrade. The mainline station will remain open during this period. British Transport Police launch London Underground Neighbourhood Policing Teams to increase security at stations and cut down on crime. These are deployed over the London Underground and Docklands Light Railway networks. July Taxi fares may rise if fuel prices increase. Oyster cards suffer technical difficulties near the end of July. Trains on the Bakerloo Line that terminated a Willesden Junction now terminate at Stonebridge Park, increasing services also to four stations including some earlier and later trains. The second phase of the London Low Emission Zone has begun, affecting buses and coaches, and lorries over 3.5 tonnes, amongst others. A 28 day warning i given for those who do not comply. Twickenham Bridge celebrates its 75th birthday Please note that events are currently not in date order. Member News Welcome to the new member that joined during the month of July: Spacevezon Also welcome to the new member who joined us in August (before this issue) George5210 Bringing us up to a total of 67 members! This WikiProject would not be where it is today without each and every one of its members! Thank you to all! General A new feature was introduced to geography articles recently showing the nearest transport links, after discussion. The portal still sees to be only gaining contributions on the selected article and picture area. It seems there is a general lack of interest in the portal. There seemed to be controversy over whether to use the Suicide Bridge picture as the selected picture or whether the Jacob Ebstein statues should be used. This was in July. The August Image is yet to be decided. There have been so major changes and conversions with the stations infobox (and possibly others). Interest in other areas are okay. This month's selected image Day (left) and Night (right) sculptures by Sir Jacob Epstein on the London Underground's headquarters at 55 Broadway. From the main contributor Sorry for this edition being late as I was on holiday. This is still in its current format. The recent subscriptions and other things show there is still an interest in this. This project would not be here without its many contributors to the project. Please provide any suggestions for any improvements to this newsletter and any comments or anything else to include in the next issue. Please can ideas be given for a better layout on this newsletter. Feedback is much appreciated. The other announcements section is for any other important issues, and other things that need to be included. Suggestions are welcome. This paper may have additional DYKs if any are done before launch. Any other ideas...? This is a revived edition, partly as this still has had support from many people and the paper's subscribers and would not be here without you all. Contributors to this Issue UNI|SOUTH (Newsletter Designer and Lead Editor) Simply south (talk) (Main Contributor and Distibutor) Improving Wikipedia one article at a time since 2006! Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Cleanup : Lists of articles needing cleanup Expand : These top 10 favourite articles to Good Article: J. P. Morgan  · Heathrow Airport  · River Thames  · London Bridge  · London Underground  · London Bridge (Lake Havasu City)  · Gatwick Airport  · London Congestion Charge  · Tube map  · Tower Bridge These top importance articles to Good Article: 7 July 2005 London bombings  · Buses in London  · Crossrail  · London Passenger Transport Board  · London Transport (brand)  · London Transport Museum  · Transport for London  · Transport in London Good article nominations : Oxted line Photo : Upload your non-copyrighted London transportation images to Wikimedia Commons Stubs : Improve a stub article Update : London low emission zone, London congestion charge Other : Suggest: A Did You Know...? fact here or an Anniversary fact here. 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Simply south (talk) 19:24, 19 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I've been thinking about the importance rating too - is it a well-known centre nationally? The only references provided in the article were local ones, hence why the mid-importance rather than high-importance rating. -- role^player 13:59, 22 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I appreciate the message. In my attempt to help I neglected to think of accounts created specifically for negative purposes. Thanks again--1oddbins1 (talk) 00:32, 25 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Olney is not in modern Buckinghamshire. Legally, Milton Keynes (borough) is a seperate county. Please don't make this sort of change without reading the article carefully. --John Maynard Friedman (talk) 19:06, 26 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Well I disagree. The current Buckinghamshire describes an administrative county that unambiguously excludes the Borough (which, in law, is a separate county). So which definition of Buckinghamshire do you want to use? 1950? 1900, 1850, 1700? The same goes for Berkshire and Wiltshire. Can you show me an agreed policy by the UK Geography WikiProject that supports your view? I believe that there has been a long debate in which the Traditional Counties of England lobby lost. --John Maynard Friedman (talk) 20:02, 26 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

We should take this debate to WikiProject. --John Maynard Friedman (talk) 20:02, 26 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

First, when you have made a controversial edit to a long-standing article and another editor has reverted your edit to the status quo ante, it is considered very inappropriate to immediately revert that reversion. I won't engage in an edit war with you, but it would show good faith if you were to undo the reversion yourself.

Second, I have opened a discussion at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject UK geography#Olney, Milton Keynes; Caversham, Reading; Wanborugh, Swindon. I invite you to argue your case there. --John Maynard Friedman (talk) 20:26, 26 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

(<-) For better or worse the consensus has always been to use ceremonial counties for disambiguation in place name articles. Yes this has its drawbacks (e.g. inner city areas of Liverpool are dabbed to the much broader Merseyside, Leeds to West Yorkshire and for Manchester it is Greater Manchester), but some Unitary Authority areas have formal titles that are too lengthy and not helpful for disambiguation (We could soon have "Cuddington, Cheshire West and Chester"!).

It should also be pointed out that this is how several well known atlases and gazetteers disambiguate locations, an example being the AA's Road map of Great Britain. Hope that helps. --Jza84 |  Talk  21:44, 26 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I would like to see an example of where it has done that for an inner suburb of Leeds or Liverpool. --John Maynard Friedman (talk) 16:58, 1 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I can see the difficulty that some people have with places that are clearly outside the urban area, but call somewhere like Loughton, Milton Keynes "Loughton, Buckinghamshire" when it is right in the heart of MK seems to me to be clearly nonsensical. It makes it sound like it might be the other side of Stone, Buckinghamshire (deliberate choice). The same goes for the inner suburbs of Leeds and Liverpool - if the logic leads to that conclusion then either the logic is faulty or the starting point is wrong, since it is a conclusion that is clearly stupid.

I think you have misunderstood my reference to the Traditional Counties debate. What I'm saying is this: the scenery has changed the argument remains the same. There are those who want Wikipedia to show a world frozen as it was when they were young, and those who want it to reflect the world as it is today. Those clinging to the ceremonial counties today are exactly analagous to those who clung to the traditional counties a few years ago. The only difference is the point at which you want to stop the clock. --John Maynard Friedman (talk) 16:58, 1 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Thanks! Yeah I created that website because I wanted to change the situation, and it seemed the best way to reach a large audience, and from the several hundred page views a month, that seems to be working! I also wrote to Milton Keynes council over some metric-only road signs I found in the city centre... low and behold... a year later, they were dual units! Given the apparent strength of the anti-metric feeling there are surprisingly few groups in the UK. There's the BWMA, the Active Resistance and the Metric Martyrs Group. That's about it really, at the moment, which is a shame. It'd be wonderful to see more formed. Tom walker (talk) 18:51, 1 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Are you the fucker that's been harassing me? —— RyanLupin • (talk) 22:35, 22 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

No, I am not the 'fucker' who has been harassing you. I can only suggest that it is someone who uses the same wireless connection as me. Mpvide65 (talk) 22:44, 22 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Well, I must advise you that the Police are aware of the harassment amongst your constituent of wireless users and I must urge the admin who deals with this unblock to browse through my talkpage history before coming to a conclusion, thanks —— RyanLupin • (talk) 22:53, 22 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

As I sit here, cursing the bastards who blocked me, I ponder over the finer points of this case. Actually there is only one. Possum (or RyanLupin - whatever you're called now): to stop being harrassd do two things. Remove your mugshot from your user page and get rid of those links to social networking sites. Do you wonder why people have been texting you amongst other things? It's because you make it so easy. From one look at your user page, they know where you live, where you study, what you look like... it doesn't help at all. I hope your harrassment does end soon. Follow what I've said and I am sure it will. Mpvide65 (talk) 01:44, 4 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

The Metropolitan

The WikiProject London Transport Newsletter Issue 9 - September/October 2008 August | January London Transport News September Shepherd's Bush London Overground station opens New tube trains are displayed in Euston Square TfL becomes the first transport organisation to be given the top award for best equality A "Safer Travel at Night" scheme has been introduced to reduce illegal cabs and touting All TX4 taxis with the 56 registration are suspended due to an ongoing investigation into an unknown fault causing the cabs to catch fire A set of poems from recent wars are displayed on the London Underground to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice in 1918 In Bounds Green, the A406 is to be improved to ease congestion Bridges in Hanger Lane are to be upgraded to improve safety. Bus strikes possibly occurred in mid-September on Metrobus and First. New Dial-a-Ride minibuses are to be introduced to help old and disabled people. The London Underground roundel celebrates its 100th birthday, with a series of artwork Residents feel that the London City Airport extension of the Docklands Light Railway has played a major role in the regeneration of North Woolwich and Silvertown A special cycling centre in West London has been set up to help people with special needs August - second half A strke occurs on bus services operated by First. A young singer has won a TfL talent competition. Major engineering works begin on part of the London Overground New gates improve access at Sudbury Town tube station. TfL's cycling website goes live with a photo competition An RMT strike occurs on the London Underground All London Overground stations have been cleaned and had some improvements Please note that events are arranged from newest at the top to oldest at the bottom. Member News Welcome to the new members that joined during the month of September: East london line Michaelkeefe Lxxxi Bringing us up to a total of 70 members! This WikiProject would not be where it is today without each and every one of its members! Thank you to all! General On the assessment side, there are still a lot of articles that need to be assessed for their importance to this project and their general quality. Over the past couple of weeks, interest in assessment of articles has also generally fallen. Of the current 1714 articles, 415 have not ben assessed for quality, also of which 404 have not had their importance to the project assessed either. Please can there be an effort to do this, just like an effort was done to one the articles in UK Railways. However, congratulations to all the people involved in getting Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway to featured status. Well done for this achievement. Please can people become more involved with other areas of the portal. The portal still seems to be only gaining contributions on the selected article and picture areas. It seems there is still a general lack of interest in the portal other than these areas. The statues issue has also been sorted as last month's image. Interest in other areas are okay. This month's selected image Portal:London transport/Selected picture/Archive From the main contributor As usual, this issue is in the current format and is still awaiting suggestions for other improvements. No new Did You Knows were available for this so have not been included. Please provide any suggestions for any improvements to this newsletter and any comments or anything else to include in the next issue. Please can ideas be given for a better layout on this newsletter. Feedback is much appreciated. This edition has a large TfL news section as the previous edition was launched mid-month and so it seemed inappropriate to launch this issue immediately at the start of the next month. That is why it is being launched today. I also apologise for not releasing this 3 days ago. This is a revived edition, partly as this still has had support from many people and the paper's subscribers and would not be here without you all. Contributors to this Issue Simply south (talk) (Editor, Main Contributor and Distibutor) Credits to other people who fix minor formatting and spelling in this and the last issue. Improving Wikipedia one article at a time since 2006! Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Cleanup : Lists of articles needing cleanup Expand : These top 10 favourite articles to Good Article: J. P. Morgan  · Heathrow Airport  · River Thames  · London Bridge  · London Underground  · London Bridge (Lake Havasu City)  · Gatwick Airport  · London Congestion Charge  · Tube map  · Tower Bridge These top importance articles to Good Article: 7 July 2005 London bombings  · Buses in London  · Crossrail  · London Passenger Transport Board  · London Transport (brand)  · London Transport Museum  · Transport for London  · Transport in London Good article nominations : Oxted line Photo : Upload your non-copyrighted London transportation images to Wikimedia Commons Stubs : Improve a stub article Update : London low emission zone, London congestion charge Other : Suggest: A Did You Know...? fact here or an Anniversary fact here. Patrol: Recent changes Join: Become a member of WikiProject London Transport or encourage others Assessment GA A1 road (London) A215 road Docklands Light Railway Hammerton's Ferry High Speed 1 London Paddington station GAC None FA\FL City and South London Railway London congestion charge List of London Underground stations Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway FAC\FLC None A None Other assessment notes Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway promoted to FA-Class in September London Underground demoted to B-Class in mid-August Other announcements Naming of the St Pancras railway station article has essentially ground to a halt, with at formal Requested Move gaining no consensus Many bus routes in London are deleted due to incompleteness. Many articles have been selected to be part of Wikipedia 0.7. If you want to stop receiving this newsletter or, if you are visiting this userpage, want to sign up for this newsletter then please visit this page. 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The Metropolitan

The WikiProject London Transport Newsletter Issue 10 - New Year (January) 2009) October | The Metropolitan London Transport News January 2009 Construction on the East London Transit begins December 2008 Canary Wharf Group contributed £150m to Crossrail for design and building of Isle of Dogs station Westminster Bridge's heritage 146-year-old lights were switched on for Christmas after the completion of a conservation project Congestion charge suspended for Christmas and New Year The Mayor has unveiled the winning designs for the 21st century Routemaster East Thames Buses could go private to improve services Campaign against illegal cabs intensifies as Christmas party season begins Hybrid buses fleet to reach 56 by early 2009 TfL encourage freight operators for more efficient and safer driving through coaching and profiling Extra funding granted to upgrade part of the London Overground The London Underground is the setting for an award-winning poem called Green Park A new policing team is launched on buses targetting pickpockets and violent passengers November As over two thirds of those people consulted wanted the London Congestion Charge Western Scheme Scrapped, the legal perocess has begun New White City bus station opened London Overground celebrates 1 year Bloomsbury, Covent Garden and Holborn are to gain a new pedestrian way-finding system called Legible London, as well as other areas Many schools to feature in safety campaign Metrobus's Croydon branch won an award for good services, whist Arriva's Beddington Farm bus garage won the bus garage award Route X26 doubles frequency In many boroughs local transport is boosted by the mayor TfL's Lost Property Office donated toys to The Salvation Army to bring joy to hundreds of children A 19 year old becomes the youngest ever London taxi driver and to learn The Knowledge LB Wandsworth enforces pavement obstructions (?) Consultation sought on extension of London Buses route S3 Beckton gets a new bus station The mayor has outlined a major multi-billion 10 year business and transport plan Major engineering works begin on part of the London Overground Hybrid buses were exhibitioned at Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre Woolwich Town Centre gets a major boost in its regeneration An RMT strike occurs on the London Underground In many places in London boroughs, there are more places providing oyster cards Numerous transport schemes scrapped and jobs cut October Work of art displayed on tube map and at Gloucester Road Motorbikes are now allowed to use bus lanes A new social networking site has launched called Together for London.org with hopes to improve London life Passengers were able to to question the Victoria Line upgrade Over 100 taxis transported sick children to Disneyland Shepherd's Bush station on the Hammersmith & City Line renamed to Shepherd's Bush Market Wood Lane station opened The TfL Penalty fare has risen to £50 on most modes of transport Freight operators awarded for helping shape freight in London Delay into inquiry in Dagenham Dock extension cancellation More wide aisle gates at stations. Shepherd's Bush Central Line station reopened The 56 TX4 taxi licences were reinstated once remedial work was finished Over 3 million less school runs now every year Please note that events are arranged from newest at the top to oldest at the bottom. Member News Welcome to the new members that joined during the months of October to January: Yesnoguy And a sad goodbye to Oxyman42 Bringing us to a total of 69 members! This WikiProject would not be where it is today without each and every one of its members! Thank you to all! General On the assessment side, there are still a lot of articles that need to be assessed for their quality and their importance to this project. Interest has remained on a level of a few articles every few weeks in assessment of articles. Of the current 1731 articles, 424 have not ben assessed for quality, also of which 413 have not had their importance to the project assessed either. Please can there be an effort to do this, just like an effort was done to the articles in UK Railways. Congratulations to all the people involved in getting Edgar Speyer to good article status. Well done for this achievement. Please can people become more involved with other areas of the portal. The portal still seems to be only gaining contributions on the selected article and picture areas. It seems there is still a general lack of interest in the portal other than these areas. Interest in other areas are okay. This month's selected image From the main contributor Sorry for this being a quarter of a year late as i have been busy with work. As usual, this issue is in the current format and is still awaiting suggestions for other improvements. No new Did You Knows were available for this so have not been included, instead other Did you know suggestions were. Please provide any suggestions for any improvements to this newsletter and any comments or anything else to include in the next issue. Please can ideas be given for a better layout on this newsletter. Feedback is much appreciated. This edition has an even larger TfL news section as the previous edition was launched in October and there have been many changes since then. It is at least back to near the start of the month. The tree is meant to represent new year, please suggest a better image if possible. I also apologise for not releasing this 3 days ago again. This is a revived edition, partly as this still has had support from many people and the paper's subscribers and would not be here without you all. Contributors to this Issue Simply south (talk) (Editor, Main Contributor and Distibutor) Credits to other people who fix minor formatting and spelling in this and the last issue. Improving Wikipedia one article at a time since 2006! Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Cleanup : Lists of articles needing cleanup Expand : These top 10 favourite articles to Good Article: J. P. Morgan  · Heathrow Airport  · River Thames  · London Bridge  · London Underground  · London Bridge (Lake Havasu City)  · Gatwick Airport  · London Congestion Charge  · Tube map  · Tower Bridge These top importance articles to Good Article: 7 July 2005 London bombings  · Buses in London  · Crossrail  · London Passenger Transport Board  · London Transport (brand)  · London Transport Museum  · Transport for London  · Transport in London Good article nominations : Oxted line Photo : Upload your non-copyrighted London transportation images to Wikimedia Commons Stubs : Improve a stub article Update : London low emission zone, London congestion charge Other : Suggest: A Did You Know...? fact here or an Anniversary fact here. Patrol: Recent changes Join: Become a member of WikiProject London Transport or encourage others Assessment GA A1 road (London) A215 road Docklands Light Railway Edgar Speyer Hammerton's Ferry High Speed 1 London Paddington station GAC None FA\FL City and South London Railway London congestion charge List of London Underground stations Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway FAC\FLC None A None Other assessment notes Edgar Speyer promoted to GA-Class in October Based on current figures (as of 14:50 GMT, 04/01/2008) assessment of articles has fallen from 86% in february 2008 to roughly 76%, now January 2009 Other announcements New templates created for different lines, starting with the Metropolitan Line Deletion of Category:Locks on the Hertford Union Canal Did you know ...that the Underground's architect Charles Holden and LPTB Managing Director Frank Pick were both sons of drapers? ...that Blackfriars Underground station (opened 1870) pre-dates the main line station by sixteen years? ...that the Westway, the West Cross Route and the East Cross Route are the only parts of the GLC's 1960s plan for the London Motorway Box that were built? ...that prior to the transfer of most of the route to the Central line in 1947, the Fairlop Loop saw circular services running from Liverpool Street to Stratford to Ilford to Woodford to Stratford to Liverpool Street? If you want to stop receiving this newsletter or, if you are visiting this userpage, want to sign up for this newsletter then please visit this page. You may also like to provide your opinions on this newsletter by visiting The Metropolitan's feedback page or the project's discussion page. Any other issues with this, don't be afraid to drop a line at Simply south's talkpage. Please provide any suggestions for any improvements to this newsletter and any comments or anything else to include in the next issue at the place mentioned above. Wikipedia ads file info – #137

. Simply south not SS, sorry 17:25, 4 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Please go to Template talk:Major UK railway stations for a "discussion" on it being renamed. Hammersfan 03/02/09, 13.00 GMT

The Metropolitan

The WikiProject London Transport Newsletter Issue 11 - February 2009) January | The Metropolitan London Transport News February 2009 New bus designs are put on display in the London Transport Museum East London Line phase 2 gets go-ahead, completing orbirail proposal Chesham to get 2 trains per hour from London in 2011 following consultation Taxi fare increased by 3.4% to meet rising costs Blackheath Hill and Shooters Hill sections of the A2 to undergo eight week improvement scheme to reduce maintenance and improve facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. Spring poems are released on the Underground Following a planned upgrade, London Overground will see an increased number of trains per hour to 8. Bus route 263 extended from Archway to Holloway Possible suspension of the third phase of the London Low Emission Zone for those vehicles affected in October next year January 2009 Safety campaign for motorcycle users driven forward with two-day summit Winter Wanders talk place around many London walks Tube maps have been changed to make it easier for people with disabilities, bicyles, luggage and other things with clarifications on the step-free map. A new map is also introduced showing toilet facilities. Changes in London Board TfL wants views on changes to some buses in north-west London Funding is to be given to improve Exhibition Road in London's museum quarter New bus route 228 between Central Middlesex Hospital and Maida Hill via White City is introducd The Docklands Light Railway extension to Woolwich Arsenal opens £50 penalty fares are introduced Stonewall has named Transport for London one of the top five firms for employing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered staff PPP report published Preparations begin at Tottenham Court Road for the construction of Crossrail Please note that events are arranged from newest at the top to oldest at the bottom. Member News Welcome to the new members that joined during the months of January to February: Dennisman L07chleo2 And a special sad goodbye to Unisouth Bringing us to a total of 70 members! This WikiProject would not be where it is today without each and every one of its members! Thank you to all! General On the assessment side, there are still a lot of articles that need to be assessed for their quality and their importance to this project. Interest still remains on a level of a few articles every few weeks in assessment of articles. Although there has been an increase in the number of articles, assessments has not much improved. Congratulations to all the people involved in getting Edgar Speyer from good article status to featured article status. Well done for this achievement. Please can people become more involved with other areas of the portal. The portal still seems to be only gaining contributions on the selected article and picture areas. It seems there is still a general lack of interest in the portal other than these areas. Any other suggestions are welcome. Interest in other areas are okay. This month's selected image Portal:London transport/Selected picture/Archive From the editor The last month makes the first anniversary of this newsletter, hence the birthday cake at the start. As usual, this issue is in the current format and is still awaiting suggestions for other improvements. No new Did You Knows were available for this so have not been included, instead other Did you know suggestions were. Please provide any suggestions for any improvements to this newsletter and any comments or anything else to include in the next issue. Please can ideas be given for a better layout on this newsletter. Feedback is much appreciated. This newsletter is also looking for another editor to collaborate with since the departure of Unisouth. Newsletters for the time being will be launched during the months. This edition would not be here if not for the feedback, support from many people and the paper's subscribers and I would like to thank you all. Contributors to this Issue Simply south (talk) (Editor, Main Contributor and Distibutor) Credits to other people who fix minor formatting and spelling in this and the last issue. Improving Wikipedia one article at a time since 2006! Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Cleanup : Lists of articles needing cleanup Expand : These top 10 favourite articles to Good Article: J. P. Morgan  · Heathrow Airport  · River Thames  · London Bridge  · London Underground  · London Bridge (Lake Havasu City)  · Gatwick Airport  · London Congestion Charge  · Tube map  · Tower Bridge These top importance articles to Good Article: 7 July 2005 London bombings  · Buses in London  · Crossrail  · London Passenger Transport Board  · London Transport (brand)  · London Transport Museum  · Transport for London  · Transport in London Good article nominations : Oxted line Photo : Upload your non-copyrighted London transportation images to Wikimedia Commons Stubs : Improve a stub article Update : London low emission zone, London congestion charge Other : Suggest: A Did You Know...? fact here or an Anniversary fact here. Patrol: Recent changes Join: Become a member of WikiProject London Transport or encourage others Assessment GA A1 road (London) A215 road Docklands Light Railway Hammerton's Ferry High Speed 1 London Paddington station GAC None FA\FL City and South London Railway London congestion charge List of London Underground stations Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway Edgar Speyer FAC\FLC None A None Other assessment notes Edgar Speyer promoted to FA-Class in February Other announcements In Janary 22nd, 1 year has passed for the launch of this newsletter Images were discussed, some on Carshaton station and others which could not be identified until some later. Creation of a list on London bus stations and also confusions with it and London bus garages. Founder Unisouth has departed Some articles including Thames Gateway Bridge itself and light rail and Bus Rapid Transit need updating to show that the proposal for the bridge has been cancelled Did you know {{Portal:London transport/Did you know}} If you want to stop receiving this newsletter or, if you are visiting this userpage, want to sign up for this newsletter then please visit this page. You may also like to provide your opinions on this newsletter by visiting The Metropolitan's feedback page or the project's discussion page. Any other issues with this, don't be afraid to drop a line at Simply south's talkpage. Please provide any suggestions for any improvements to this newsletter and any comments or anything else to include in the next issue at the place mentioned above. Wikipedia ads file info – #137

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		The Tireless Contributor Barnstar
		For your exceptional amount and frequency of constructive edits between April and September 2008.Tom walker (talk) 11:00, 11 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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On 24 June 2008 you added a new section "Demographics", without comment - an oversight perhaps. However, why does the table include Great Kingshill, which is not part of the town, Bourne End which is also not a part, and Cookham, which is in Berkshire? --Rambler24 (talk) 17:19, 27 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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A file that you uploaded or altered, File:504px-Buckinghamshire outline map with UK Aylesbry Urban Area.PNG, has been listed at Wikipedia:Files for discussion. Please see the discussion to see why it has been listed (you may have to search for the title of the image to find its entry). Feel free to add your opinion on the matter below the nomination. Thank you. Sfan00 IMG (talk) 16:24, 7 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Template:West Coast Main Line in Bucks has been nominated for deletion. You are invited to comment on the discussion at the template's entry on the Templates for discussion page. Jc86035 (talk) Use {{re|Jc86035}}
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