Talk:Mill Hill

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[edit] Factual information

• This article does not really give much factual information, does it? It has much guesswork: inaccurate facts such as Mill Hill School being a boys' school (see Mill Hill School website; and Mill Hill East station being "one of the oldest" (see Notes about closed line Mill Hill East - Edgware). There is much history connected with transportation which is missing
• There are also many POV statements: do we really need to know about the drinking establishments? I am sure that, with all that history behind it, we can say much more than just that is is one such another suburb for the drinking classes!!! There are large areas of open ground given over to sports etc facilities: what about those?
• I also note that it is on a list of London villages, yet two parts are called towns! A glance at the London Atlas makes it very hard to see where the old part is - surely it can be better described? Nor does it show how Mill Hill is in three parts ...
• In the words of the old teachers: can do better! Peter Shearan 06:30, 28 Mar 2005 (UTC)
  • Oh and PS: there are at least twenty other places in UK called Mill Hill Peter Shearan 06:31, 28 Mar 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Sai

I've removed the reference to Mill Hill Sai centre as it is not a district of Mill Hill.—Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.170.48.12 (talk • contribs) 3 July 2006

[edit] "becks"

I'm going to have to edit this page - the word "becks" is racist, and I agree with Peter Shearan it needs a degree of objectivity. Hugh Petrie