Talk:Bootle Oriel Road railway station

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Picture[edit]

Hello, I have added a picture which I recently had taken for purposes other than wikipedia, therefore its not actually the best possible picture for illustrating this article. Feel free to try and improve it with a better one - I will try and do so myself if I can do so before they demolish and start work on the new buildings! (If they haven't done so already) Robotforaday 23:57, 23 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Rebuild start and end dates[edit]

I have reverted these dates to February 2007\February 2008. This is because this is what the referenced sources say, and it seems daft to have the article saying something different from the source.

There's a principled reason too. As an encyclopaedia, Wikipedia should not have unsupported statements but should be able to prove everything it says - so we should stick to our sources. WP:CITE explains this better. So unless we have a source for the different dates we shouldn't be using them.

Cheers Grblundell 15:20, 15 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]