Talk:Wembley

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[edit] Cats

Cats are four legged animals that often like to sleep, eat and sleep some more.

[edit] Details

I feel this article is lacking a great deal of informationabout wembley. I have started adding in details about other major tournaments that occur in wembley such as the Master's Snooker - but also want to put in details about Squash tournament finals, showjumping, dog racing and other sporting events that take place or have taken place in wembley over the years. I also want to see the information better presented and clearer. Thus I intend to get back to this page when I have more time.

Athosfolk 13:48, 5 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Wembley

Wembley Arena is not a surving building of the British Empire Exhibition. It was built in 1934 as a swimming pool for the Empire Games and known as the Empire Pool.