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Oh dear!

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With two articles trying to do the job of one (why do we need to have this separate article? - it takes so much out of the main article which needs to be used in its text!) it is no wonder that one is out of date with the other one. There must be a decision about what goes in what otherwise there is chaos. A transport article on a town only needs the briefest of comments since it should just be about that town. Why do we have to build this one up? An article on eg Railways of Kent should do this job Peter Shearan (talk) 15:49, 24 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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