Talk:Heart Wirral

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message: I did not change this in lieu of any citations from authoratitve sources. But, I live locally and I walk right past the transmitter compound on an almost weekly basis. The area where the transmitting mast is situated is wooded and universally known as "Storeton Woods". (or some people call that part of the woods Hancock's wood) I've not heard anyone locally call it Storeton Heath.
Doing a Google search shows that all mentions of "Storeton Heath" originate from this article, or copies of it on other sites. Discussion on this welcome, but I'd be inclined to change "Storeton Heath" to "Storeton Woods" if there's agreement on it. Unless of course, the name "Storeton Heath" becomes verifiable, and its possible I just have never heard of it. Cheers! Benkid77 (talk) 07:59, 19 May 2009 (UTC)
replies: text: OK, twelve days after mentioning this, there seems to be no apparent disagreement and so I've now changed it anyway to "Storeton Hill". This multimap reference shows both the transmitter and that name:- http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=53.3493&lon=-3.03198&scale=25000&icon=x I have also heard the area called "Storeton Hill" locally, so this does seem to be correct now and possibly more accurate even than "Storeton Woods". Please feel free to discuss here if you disagree with this minor change. Cheers. :) Benkid77 (talk) 15:55, 31 May 2009 (UTC)
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