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- 20:20, January 19, 2008 diff hist +47 Rudolf Hess
- 20:18, January 19, 2008 diff hist +673 New! London Borough of Richmond upon Thames New page: The '''London Borough of Richmond upon Thames''' was formed in 1965, in that year's major reorganisation of local government in London, by the merger of the municipal boroughs of Richmond ...
- 20:07, January 19, 2008 diff hist +79 Talk:St. Helens Thanks!
- 20:06, January 19, 2008 diff hist +1,165 St. Helens
- 19:33, January 19, 2008 diff hist +184 Talk:St. Helens RFC Slight problem
- 19:29, January 19, 2008 diff hist +115 Talk:St. Helens RFC
- 19:20, January 19, 2008 diff hist +166 New! Talk:St. Helens RFC New page: Might this be given a new title - St Helens RFC - to free up the name for a description of the town? ~~~~
- 13:46, January 19, 2008 diff hist 0 River Humber
- 13:46, January 19, 2008 diff hist +1 River Humber
- 13:46, January 19, 2008 diff hist +1,158 New! River Humber New page: The '''River Humber''' is a major river in eastern England; it forms the boundary between Yorkshire and Lincolnshire and its broad estuary provides access to the ports of [[Gri...
- 13:37, January 19, 2008 diff hist -2 Humberside
- 13:36, January 19, 2008 diff hist -11 Humber Bridge
- 13:35, January 19, 2008 diff hist +911 New! Humberside New page: '''Humberside''' was a former county of England created in 1974 and dissolved in 1996; it incorporated territory taken from Lincolnshire south of the River Humber and [[Yorkshi...
- 19:54, January 18, 2008 diff hist +449 New! Guinea-Bissau New page: '''Guinea-Bissau''' (''Republica de Guine-Bissau'') is a nation of west Africa. It has borders with Senegal and Guinea, and a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean. It has an area of 13,...
- 19:47, January 18, 2008 diff hist +122 New! Tributary New page: In geography, a '''tributary''' is a river that flows into a larger river. Category:Geography Category:Rivers
- 19:44, January 18, 2008 diff hist +392 New! Alfred Hitchcock Extraordinary how much top class stuff he made
- 19:33, January 18, 2008 diff hist +700 New! Home Secretary New page: The '''Home Secretary''' or '''Secretary of State for the Home Department''' occupies a post in the British government similar to that of ministers of the interior in other countries: he o...
- 19:24, January 18, 2008 diff hist +26 William Wilberforce
- 19:21, January 18, 2008 diff hist +165 Hull
- 19:18, January 18, 2008 diff hist +63 Hull
- 19:17, January 18, 2008 diff hist +707 Hull
- 19:11, January 18, 2008 diff hist +405 Hull
- 19:06, January 18, 2008 diff hist +82 New! Hull New page: For Kingston upon Hull, see Hull Category:United Kingdom Towns and Cities
- 19:02, January 18, 2008 diff hist +123 New! Hedonism New page: '''Hedonism''' means the pursuit of personal pleasure above all other considerations, or as the sole consideration in life.
- 18:59, January 18, 2008 diff hist +1 Kingston
- 18:59, January 18, 2008 diff hist +200 New! Kingston New page: Kingston is a name shared by a number of cities and towns around the world. Kingston, Jamaica Kingston upon Hull, England Kingston upon Thames, England [[Category:Disambigu...
- 18:55, January 18, 2008 diff hist +398 Cape of Good Hope current
- 18:50, January 18, 2008 diff hist +100 New! Cape of Good Hope New page: The Cape of Good Hope is a headland close to Cape Town in South Africa. Category:Africa
- 18:46, January 18, 2008 diff hist +138 Twickenham
- 18:40, January 18, 2008 diff hist +47 Commonwealth Games
- 18:36, January 18, 2008 diff hist 0 m Commonwealth Games
- 18:35, January 18, 2008 diff hist +1,205 New! Commonwealth Games New page: The '''Commonwealth Games''' is a sports tournament similar to the Olympic Games, open to nations and territories of the Commonwealth of Nations. The games - then known as the Brit...
- 18:18, January 18, 2008 diff hist +38 West Midlands
- 18:18, January 18, 2008 diff hist +38 Suffolk cat
- 18:17, January 18, 2008 diff hist +527 New! Suffolk New page: '''Suffolk''' is a county of East Anglia in eastern England; principal towns are Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and the ports of Felixstowe and Lowestoft. ...
- 18:11, January 18, 2008 diff hist +267 New! Edward Elgar New page: '''Sir Edward Elgar''' (1857-1934), born near Worcester, was an English composer famous for ''The Dream of Gerontius'' and his ''Pomp and Circumstance'' marches, including the music to...
- 17:37, January 18, 2008 diff hist +11 Leicester
- 17:26, January 18, 2008 diff hist +195 Coventry How could I forget to mention Coventry Cathedral...
- 13:29, January 18, 2008 diff hist +6 Tuvalu
- 13:29, January 18, 2008 diff hist +33 Tuvalu
- 13:28, January 18, 2008 diff hist +301 New! Tuvalu New page: Tuvalu is an island nation of the South Pacific. Formerly known as the Ellice Islands (part of the British territory of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands), it gained independence in 1...
- 13:21, January 18, 2008 diff hist +735 New! West Midlands New page: West Midlands is a metropolitan county of central England, formed in 1974 from parts of Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire; it has a population of 2.6 million. ...
- 13:08, January 18, 2008 diff hist +1,247 New! Coventry New page: Coventry is a city in West Midlands, in central England; it is a centre for automobile manufacture and light engineering, and has a population (2001) of 300,848. Coventry has its ...
- 12:53, January 18, 2008 diff hist +78 Greenwich Village
- 12:53, January 18, 2008 diff hist +20 New! Greenwich Village New page: Greenwich Village is
- 12:36, January 18, 2008 diff hist +4 m Harlequins link
- 12:32, January 18, 2008 diff hist +63 Woodrow Wilson
- 12:31, January 18, 2008 diff hist +24 Carlisle
- 12:29, January 18, 2008 diff hist +104 Carlisle Woodrow Wilson's ma from C.
- 12:26, January 18, 2008 diff hist +63 Carlisle pop