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*[[Greyfriars, Bristol|Greyfriars]], [[Lewins Mead]] |
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Revision as of 18:41, 26 September 2010
- Bring Bristol up to WP:Featured articles standard.
Requested articles:
- Avon House, Haymarket
- Froomsgate House, Rupert Street
- 1 Redcliffe Street, Redcliffe Street
- Greyfriars, Lewins Mead
- Redlinks on Grade II* listed buildings in Bristol
- Redlinks on Grade II listed buildings in Bristol
Article names:
- Move any articles that do not conform to naming conventions.
- Any areas of the city should be at Area and not Area, Bristol unless there are other places with the same name. (See Wikipedia:Naming conventions (settlements)#United Kingdom)
Expand:
- stub-class and start-class articles including
- Broad Street, Bristol
- Jarrit Smyth (Bristol MP, mine owner etc) ? and/or called Sir Jarrit Smith, 1st Baronet of Long Ashton (born c.1692; died 24 January 1783)
- Short articles listed on Grade I listed buildings in Bristol
- Grade II* listed buildings in Bristol
- Grade II listed buildings in Bristol
- Areas of Bristol
Assess:
- unassessed articles
- Assign an importance rating to unknown-importance articles.
Improve:
Unreferenced BLPs
Add photos to these articles
Add maps to these articles
Add infoboxes to these articles
Add statistical information (e.g. population or visitor numbers) to these articles
Other:
- Merge and tidy competing templates Areas of Bristol and Districts of Bristol, and organise it in some sort of logical manner. Possibly have sections for wards, constituencies and neighbourhoods in it.