User:Laurel Bush/Toolshed

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1 Links
2 Requested moves
- 2.1 Ross (area) to Ross, Scotland
3 User pagers
4 Draft talk
5 Grid references
- 5.1 Ireland
6 Footnotes
7 Roads

[edit] Links

User talk:194.35.219.117

[edit] Requested moves

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[edit] Ross (area) to Ross, Scotland

Reference to the name of the country is simpler, clearer disambiguation. (Ross, Scotland is currently a redirect to Ross (area).

[edit] User pagers

[edit] Draft talk

In User:Laurel Bush/Workshop I I have drafted new versions of Subdivisions of Scotland and Council areas of Scotland (currently a redirect to Subdivisions). I would welcome comment in the workshop's talk page. Neither article (as redrafted) is perfect, but they seem like a more reliable basis for future development of Scotland-related articles.

I note the article is defined currently as being primarily about a Highland Council committee area, which seems to be a somewhat emphemeral concept, unlikely to survive long in its current form. I understand these committee areas have no legislative definition and are purely Highland Council inventions, defined in terms of lists of wards. The council can not control the development of ward boundaries and the relevant Boundaries Commision is not constrained to respect committee area boundaries. Boundaries are expected to change dramatically in 2007 (to create new multi-member wards). Therefore committee areas are likely then to have quite different shapes, and perhaps also different names.