Talk:Kent
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There are few cities in the US named after Kent.
Kent, Washington even has a Canterberry fair every year.
- Yes, take a look at Kent (disambiguation) which is mentioned at the top of this article. Stan 05:53, 11 May 2004 (UTC)
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Iron Age tribes
Peter Salway talks of an unnamed tribe in the Weald that built more hillforts, and the Atrebates occupying west Kent. Sheppard Frere just has the Regenses there. Anyone know who's right? adamsan 08:24, 30 Aug 2004 (UTC)
Men of Kent/Kentish Men
I dont know enough about it to edit but I notice the paragraph about Kentish Men/Men of Kent appears twice in this short article. Someone who understands this should combine Mrsteviec 05:34, 7 Oct 2004 (UTC)
Kent Kent Kent Kent
Somehow this article keeps on getting repeated within itself. I have corrected it each time by going back to the revision before the problem crept in. I apologise if any changes are lost. Mrsteviec 15:54, 19 Oct 2004 (UTC)
Kent: List of Cities, towns and villages
I have been trying to get to grips with this list, writing at the least stubs where names had just "appeared". Since I have been doing this over the past few weeks I have also discovered the Category:Villages in Kent list which will obviously duplicate (where the Category is added on an article of course) the Kent list. The Category article mentions "at least 400" villages. I have checked one list with the other and found some villages on one and not the other and vice versa.
In the same vein there is also a Category:Towns in Kent.
Could we not reduce the size of the Kent article by cutting out the list completely? There are only two cities - and one of those isn't in the modern Kent! We then only need to make reference to the two categories, which should then gradually include all of each category.
Any comments, please? Peter Shearan