Talk:Shepherd's Bush tube station (Hammersmith and City Line)

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[edit] Two articles?

Do we really need two articles, one for each Shepherd's Bush station? Wouldn't it be less confusing if they could be different sections of the same article? After all, someone who doesn't know London very well isn't going to know in advance which article to they need to read to find out which station they need to know about. (If you se what I mean.) Having all the information in one place would make everything a lot simpler. P Ingerson 02:23, 19 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Potentially it might be less confusing. But historically, they are two separate stations, physically, they are two separate stations, and geographically, they are separate (by several hundred metres), even if they're close together. The logic for two articles is the same logic that means there should be two articles for Venice, Italy and Venice, Florida. They might be named the same, but they are totally different places. Plus, I did provide a disambiguation page, and the two articles are crosslinked... 82.69.90.223 20:39, 19 Dec 2004 (UTC)