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An addition to the "notable people" section has been added twice saying - "Patrick Martindale - the notable social theorist considered a world expert on the influence of Beveridge on the welfare state of post-war United Kingdom and the wider construction of the post-war consensus within British politics." I have removed this as there is no article for this person (see Wikipedia:Write the article first) and I can't find any references in books, websites or journals to his work or living in the village. If a citation can be provided we could put it back into the article.— Rod ^talk 21:03, 8 May 2013 (UTC) reply