Talk:Gwen Grant

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Author of article

The author of the article is Ian Grant, one of her sons. I live in the US, in one of the more rural areas of New Jersey.

While idly looking around Wikipedia one day, I noticed that the list of famous people from Worksop didn't include my Mom, so I decided to rectify that. After a little to-and-fro, and going through my collection of her books (it's comprehensive, but not complete), I produced the first "edition" of the article. It was more a placeholder than anything; it definitely needed adding to, and some rewriting. Apparently a regional UK government can claim copyright on material (I didn't know that, but probably should have guessed), so I've now got to rewrite some other bits, too. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Iangrant1964 (talk • contribs) 20:07, 21 December 2010 (UTC)

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