Wikipedia:WikiProject Worcestershire/participants details
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Jenuk1985 | Talk Obviously this will be my main area of input, as it always has been without a wikiproject! Points to note:
- Motorway Services
- Strensham services - I got this up to GA standard earlier this year, Worcestershire's other service station, Hopwood Park services could do with the same treatment.
- Roads
- Roads in Worcestershire... M5, M42, M50, A38, A44, A46, A422, A435, A441, A442, A443, A448, A449, A450, A451, A456, A491, A4023, A4103, A4189, A4440, A4536 and A4538
- Obviously they aren't all created yet, or anywhere near standard. The general feeling always has been that A roads are notable, B roads are not.
- Buses
- List of bus routes in Worcestershire - I try to keep on top of this
- Bus transport in Bromsgrove - I created this article as an experimental format, rather than have excessive articles on individual bus routes (as is done in London, and used to be done in the West Midlands till I stepped in and did a big mop up). It would be good to set up similar articles for each of the main towns, but still considering individual articles on an individual basis, e.g. the 144 route (Birmingham - Worcester, historically Birmingham - Malvern) is definitely notable enough for its own article, I just haven't got around to it yet!
- Railways and Canals
- Coordination
Kudpung (talk) 05:07, 14 February 2010 (UTC)(reasonably good at structuring articles, prose, copyediting, researching for content. Pretty much a specialist on the Malverns, with a fairly intimate knowledge (70 years) of the county. Not so good at writing or locating Wiki code for making tags, banners, templates, categories, etc, or layout tweaks. Uses only Mac computers, Firefox & Safari browsers. Works offline using BBedit).
Founder of this Worcs project. Now largely retired from Wikipedia since March 2020.