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[edit] Article rewrite
In accordance with the Wikipedia article on writing about settlements [1], which recommends that parts of a civil parish such as this are all included in one article, thereby reducing the number of stubs, I have extracted the information from each of the several parts, although I have left them intact for the time being, merely proposing mergers. In any case, as can now be seen, there is much more to be said about Willingdon itself! The aforementioned Wiki article suggest the headings that should appear - History/Geography/Demographics/Education/ etc etc. This article then would not need to be a stub either, and the headings help to see what can be said about any particular place. Peter Shearan (talk) 19:53, 28 March 2008 (UTC)
