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December 2019

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Your GA nomination of Alfriston Market Cross

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Your GA nomination of Alfriston Market Cross

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St Peter's Church, Twineham

Hi Topo122; I've just linked this additionally to List of places of worship in Mid Sussex. I'd be interested in helping with Grade I listed buildings in Mid Sussex generally; I have various useful sources which I've simply never got round to using. (Not to mention a lifelong familiarity with the area!!) Cheers, Hassocks5489 (Floreat Hova!) 19:04, 23 March 2020 (UTC)

Thanks! Presmably you've seen my proposed Project: Grade I listed buildings in Mid Sussex District. I've begun to develop a way of working to deliver this project, in steps (though I’m not tackling them sequentially).

• Step 1: Check there is a page for each civil parish in Mid Sussex. The only missing page is Worth, which needs to be created by splitting Worth, West Sussex into Worth Village, Crawley, and Worth, Mid Sussex (for the civil parish). I’ve started some work on this.
• Step 2. Add a section on Listed Buildings and Scheduled Monuments to each civil parish page – see Pyecombe#Listed_Buildings_and_Scheduled_Monuments for an example - or better, Fulking#Landmarks, where I've placed them under the section on 'Landmarks', to follow the guidance in Wikipedia:WikiProject UK geography/How to write about settlements.
• Step 3. Add a paragraph with a brief description of all Grade I listed building to the civil parish page. See for example Balcombe#St_Mary's_Church and Pyecombe#The_Church_of_the_Transfiguration.
• Step 4. Create pages for 'missing' Grade I buildings. St Peter's Church, Twineham is the first. I’ve gathered many sources, and I'll complete the article over the next few days. The remaining 'missing' pages are Stone Hall (list no. 1286412), St Mary's Church, Balcombe (list no 1286412), Church of The Holy Trinity, Poynings (list no. 1285135) and Saint Margaret's Convent, East Grinstead (list no. 1248986). I've also started to add a 'Statement of Notability' to the talk pages of articles I create – something that ought to be standard practice on Wikipedia.
• Step 5. Review articles on Grade I buildings that already have their own page against 'Good Article' criteria, and edit if necessary.
• Step 6. Propose articles for 'Good Article' status.

Any help welcome, though I'd rather like to complete St Peter's, given the work I've done on it so far. Topo122 (talk) 16:58, 24 March 2020 (UTC)

Your GA nomination of Grahame Farr

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