Talk:Three Rivers Council

Why revising change
The redirect cannot be converted into a disambiguation page since these disambiguate between articles. The original redirect does not go to an article and as a section it would be unlikely on lack of notability grounds to become one as it is merely a listing of scout units.

The reason given for the reversal "this redirect is used in templates" is not one covered for the existence of redirects. Further, looking at the template involved it seems to me it is being used as an inappropriately as a listing page of nonWikipedia articles. The template could avoid a redline by changing its Three Rivers Council to Three Rivers Council.

Three Rivers District Council is a major local government area in the UK, for example, it contains the Leavesden Film Studios where the Harry Potter among other big name films were shot, the birthplace of Pope Adrian IV, the only English born Pope. It is the natural redirect for Three Rivers Council given that the word district is likely to be omitted in searches.Few people seeking this local UK council will type its full formal name and be puzzled why they are redirected to a page on Texan scout units. --LittleHow (talk) 19:12, 21 January 2011 (UTC)