User talk:TimF Cop York

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South Willingham
Thanks for you email. Information on how to write UK settlements, with relevant sections, can be found here. You seem to be doing very well... you haven't made any howlers that I made when I first started. There is a tendency among some to look at the guidelines (which are only guidelines) and add any odd snippet under a new very short section, which makes the article a frustrating read for readers. If there is very little to add on a particular aspect I try to put it into its closest appropriate section, even adapting or boxing header titles. The geography stuff in the second para of the lede could possibly go into your new 'Geography' section, with the Belmont transmitter going into the new 'Landmarks' I set up. The history section is very lean now, but I suspect there will be quite a bit to add here... there is a 'find sources' template which I added in the articles's Talk page that could help generally. I assume you are thinking the long serving post office family were the Johnsons - Walter in 1885. Good luck. Acabashi (talk) 21:32, 17 November 2019 (UTC)