Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Reynold Heatherington, Lord Aylesbury
He was apparently never the Speaker of the House of Commons, but if one clicks on the "Speaker" link in the infobox, it leads to a disambiguation page, where it says he could be merely someone who speaks a language, hardly sufficient to justify an article. The MI5 links would doubtless be hard to verify (spies/counterspies will be secretive). The Marquess of Ailesbury page says he was never that (differently spelled) Lord, and the implication is that there was not a title spelled "Aylesbury." That leaves the rank of Major in the military, which would not be sufficient to justify an article absent additional evidence of notability. Unless the creator of the article or others can find some sources to verify any of the claims by the end of the AFD debate period, the article should be deleted as failing   and 
— User:Edison, 14:11, 7 August 2007 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:V||WP:BIO (Wikipedia:Notability)