Deletion of Stanley Leopold Fowler

Comment: pretty much per the same reasoning as White Arabian Filly above. I have done some minor cleanup of the article just now, removing footnotes that no longer supported anything in the text, removing one newspaper ref that did not mention the title of the paper and so would be untraceable even for somebody with access to offline archives, and just tidying up the refs. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Stanley_Leopold_Fowler&oldid=767211834 Here is the article before my edit, in case somebody wants to look at those now-removed references. The company mentioned in the lede does not have any online footprint that I can find. The Sir David Brand Award for Tourism ''might'' be a claim to notability, but I'm not sufficiently convinced to change my !vote on that count.  As for the Elizabethan Village, it looks like a place I would like to visit and there's obviously a lot of hard work and dedication behind it - which does not translate into notability, unfortunately. There seems to have been a number of local newspaper articles written about it when it was opened and again around its anniversary, but nothing that would meet . It is mentioned in Armadale, Western Australia which is reasonable but I do not believe that it adds to its creator's notability
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)