Talk:Severn Beach
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[edit] Absence of Motorway Junction
I have to say that this recent insertion is 'much ado about nothing' There are many other small towns in a similar position locally - Cam/Dursley for example. (And, the logistics of the road system would be more complex, and traffic flows up the 'coast road' could also be greatly changed).Linuxlad 13:02, 23 September 2005 (UTC)
- Quite possible, however the "recent" insertion has been on the page since the page was created in March 2004. It was removed by an anonymous vandal who has since been blocked by an admin, I reverted his change along with 25 other changes as he left no reason for the changes and indeed lied in his edit summary (claiming rv). I'm not particulary interested in this article and have no knowlege of the area, if you want to remove it, IMHO I don't see why not as you've given a reason, and yes, places like Madeley near Stoke are similar, although I'd argue the fact Severn Beach has 2 motorways and a junction nearby yet still no access is a little more unusual. Paul Weaver 14:40, 23 September 2005 (UTC)
OK, looks like I misread the record! (I thought I'd been following it, since the village is just down river from me..., but obviously not). Let's see what others say. Bob
I'd like to have a go at this one if the days slow at work. br. 5/10/05.
Link to the reasons for the deletion. Topic 39. 193.39.159.3 12:15, 7 October 2005 (UTC)
This is a bit obscure - what are you saying you're doing (and to what article)?Linuxlad
