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 ::: I am not arguing that Hednesford isn't a distinct town. I am arguing that we don't need an article on the Cannock built-up area (all it does is state what is in it and it's population) and hence redirecting it to this article and that this article could do with stating that Cannock is the largest part of a built-up area which includes Hednesford and Great Wyrley as well as some smaller settlements. You probably shouldn't have removed the merger notices because they are up to try and attempt to get more people discuss this which is the point of them. 
 We only really need one line in this article to summarise the Cannock built-up area and what it contains. This is what I wrote previously 

 :::"Cannock forms the largest part of the Cannock Built-up Area which had a population of 86,121 according to the 2011 census and also includes Hednesford, Heath Hayes and Wimblebury, Huntington, Great Wyrley and Wedges Mills." 

 :::Your new thing you wrote is pretty confusing, so lets come to a compromise which doesn't imply that Hednesford isn't a distinct town which seems to be your main fear. You've also written Cannock/Great Wyrley Urban area instead of what the 2011 census calls it which is the Cannock Built-up area. Is the following a suitable compromise? 

 ::: "Cannock along with the neighbouring towns and villages of Hednesford, Heath Hayes and Wimblebury, Huntington, Great Wyrley and Wedges Mills form the second largest built-up area in Staffordshire with a population of 86,121 according to the 2011 census."