Talk:Eston

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The origin of this placename is more likely to be that found in the Oxford Book of English Placenames: Anglo-Saxon Ēast Tūn, 'Eastern Farmstead/Settlement'.

[edit] Info box changes

I have changed some of the incorrect information in the info boxes for Grangetown, Southbank and Eston. For the Region they state 'Yorkshire & The Humber', but Redcar & Cleveland is part of the North East region and has been since the early 70's. They also claim these areas to have North Yorkshire for both Police and Fire services but both are incorrect as they are Cleveland Constabulary and Cleveland Fire Brigade repsectively. Tsider, 1:00 28 October 2007 (UTC)

I have put in the unitary_england field & switched shire_county to lieutenancy_england so that should fix the services Keith D 00:28, 29 October 2007 (UTC)