User talk:NicholasJones

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Leeds Railways[edit]

Can't quite make my mind up where to ask for help for these: Airedale line, Caldervale(needs moving), Dearne Valley line, Hallam line, Harrogate line, Huddersfield Line(either need to move this one or all the rest), Leeds-Bradford line, Penistone line, Pontefract line, Wakefield line, Wharfedale line, York & Selby line The articles are stubs, but I would like them to be laid out in tables, which I don't know how to do; ideally with an article on the station(if appropriate) and an article on the city/town/village(s) served by them. Also it would be improve them greatly if someone could write/add to history sections. -- (attributed to User:NicholasJones)

Does the addition of Template:Britishmainlines fill this request? If not, what sort of tables you were thinking of, exactly? Wikipedia:Help wanted appears defunct, so I'm moving this here for your attention. Talk:Rail transport in Great Britain might be a good place to ask for help in formatting these articles. -- Beland 02:35, 19 Apr 2005 (UTC)

The template helps, however it is not what I was looking for. Particularly since another contributor has put the names of Closed stations in, the lists of stations and junctions need arranging into tables, like the tables used in, for example List of Olympus products.--NicholasJones 17:36, 30 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Proposed deletion of Olympus mju III wide 100[edit]

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Speedy deletion nomination of Truprint[edit]

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