User:Mmberney
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Welcome to my user page. I enjoy proofreading and editing a wide range of articles, focusing primarily on improving clarity and consistency. My contributions often involve text clean-up tasks, such as adding missing internal links, reducing overlinking, correcting typographical errors, and improving overall grammar and readability.
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I also standardise date formats where appropriate, typically converting them to the Day–Month–Year style in articles that are not U.S.-focused, as this format is widely used internationally.
In addition to editing, I create new articles to better represent Greater Manchester on Wikipedia, helping to ensure that the region's history, culture, and infrastructure are accurately documented and accessible.
Articles created
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Greater Manchester
- CyanLines, a walking and cycling network
- GM Ringway, a long-distance walking trail
- Mersey Valley Way, the first National River Walk
Bolton
- 3 and 4 Walsh Fold, a listed building in Bradshaw
- 26–28 Bradshawgate, a listed former hotel and pub
- Bay Mare, a listed pub in Astley Bridge
- Blundell Arms, a listed pub in Horwich
- Bolton Cenotaph, a listed memorial
- The Brooklyn, a listed former pub
- Churchills, a listed former pub
- Finishers Arms, a listed pub
- King's Head, a listed pub in Deane
- Lea Gate Farmhouse, a listed building in Bradshaw
- Random Cottage, a listed building in Heaton
- Stork Tavern, a listed pub
- Swan Hotel, a listed pub
- White Lion, a listed pub in Westhoughton
- Yates Wine Lodge, a listed former pub
Bury
- The Bank, a listed pub
- Bury War Memorial, a listed monument
- Church Inn, a listed pub in Prestwich
- Dearden Fold Farmhouse, a listed building near Ainsworth
- Duke William Inn, a listed pub in Ainsworth
- Hey House, a listed building in Ramsbottom
- Lord Raglan, a listed former pub in Nangreaves
- Lower Chesham, a listed building
- Presbyterian Chapel, Ainsworth, a listed building
- Radcliffe Cenotaph, a listed war memorial
- Shoulder of Mutton, Holcombe, a listed pub
- Simister Island, a major motorway interchange
- The Two Tubs, a listed pub
Manchester
- 24, 26 and 28 Dale Street, a listed terrace
- 49 Piccadilly, a former warehouse, now offices and a pub
- 74–80 Portland Street, a listed terrace
- The Blade, a residential skyscraper
- Brunswick Hotel, a listed pub
- Castle Hotel, a listed pub
- The Churchill, a listed pub
- The City, a listed pub
- City Arms, a listed pub
- Contour, a residential development under construction
- Crown and Kettle, a listed pub
- Derby Brewery Arms, a listed pub in Cheetham Hill
- Elizabeth Tower, a residential skyscraper
- Hare and Hounds, a listed pub
- Lass O'Gowrie, a listed pub
Listed pubs in Greater Manchester- Lloyd and Platt's Hotel, a listed pub in Chorlton
- Marble Arch Inn, a listed pub
- Mawson Hotel, a listed pub
- Mayfield Park, a park
- New Union, a listed pub
- Odeon Cinema, a former cinema
- One Medlock Street, a student accommodation building
- One Port Street, a residential high-rise
- Oxygen Towers, a residential high-rise
- Peter Street, major street in the city centre
- Peveril of the Peak, a listed pub
- Queen of Hearts, a listed pub in Fallowfield
- Rampant Lion, a former historic pub in Victoria Park
- Sadler's Yard, a public square and event space
- Sawyers Arms, a listed pub
- Square Gardens, a mixed-use development
- Three St Peter's Square, a high-rise hotel and aparthotel
- Three60, a residential skyscraper
- The Turville, a former historic pub
- uhaus, a residential high-rise
- Unicorn Hotel, a listed pub
- Union, a co-living development
- Viadux, a residential development under construction
- Victoria Riverside, a residential development
- Vine Inn, a listed pub
- White Lion, Withington, a former historic pub
- Woodstock Arms, a listed pub in Didsbury
- Ye Olde Cock Inn, a listed pub in Didsbury
Oldham
- Church of St Anne, Royton, a listed building
- Church of St Chad, Uppermill, a listed building
- Church of St Thomas, Lees, a listed building
- Crompton War Memorial, a listed monument
- Cross Keys Inn, Delph, a listed former pub
- Cross Keys Inn, Uppermill, a listed pub
- Grapes Inn, Lees, a listed pub
- Grotton Hall, a listed building in Lydgate
- Hare and Hounds, Uppermill, a listed pub
- Higher Kinders, listed cottages in Saddleworth
- Independent Methodist Chapel, a listed building
- Pack Horse Inn, a listed former pub in Failsworth
- Royal Oak, a listed former pub
- Shore Mill, a listed building in Delph
- Swan Inn, Dobcross, a listed pub
- White Hart, Lydgate, a listed pub
- White Lion, Delph, a listed pub
Rochdale
- Birchinley Manor Farmhouse, a listed building in Milnrow
- The Bobbin, Milnrow, a listed pub
- Cemetery Hotel, a listed pub
- Church of St Aidan, Rochdale, a listed building
- Church of St Luke, Heywood, a listed building
- College Bank, seven residential tower blocks
- Crimble Mill, a listed building in Heywood
- Dearnley Old Hall, a listed building in Littleborough
- Egerton Arms, a listed former pub
- Elm Street School, a listed building in Middleton
- Globe Inn, Wardle, a listed pub
- Greenbooth Reservoir, a reservoir
- Hope Chapel and Parson's House, adjoining listed buildings
- HSBC Bank, a listed building
- Long Street Methodist Church, a listed building in Middleton
- Number One Riverside, a multi-use public building
- Old Bent House and Farmhouse, a listed building in Littleborough
- The Old Duke, Littleborough, a listed former pub
- Queen Elizabeth Old Grammar School, a listed building in Middleton
- Queen's Park, Heywood, a public park
- Rake Inn, a listed former pub in Littleborough
- Reed Hotel, a listed former pub
- Rough Bank Farmhouse, a listed building in Newhey
- Shore Hall, a listed building in Littleborough
- Stubley Old Hall, a listed building in Littleborough
- The Wheatsheaf, Littleborough, a listed pub
- Windy Bank, a listed building in Littleborough
- Ye Olde Boar's Head, a listed pub in Middleton
Salford
- Affinity Living Riverview, a residential high-rise
- Bankside at Colliers Yard, a residential high-rise
- Black Friar, a listed pub
- Church of St Andrew, Eccles, a listed building
- Church of St Peter, Swinton, a listed building
- Coach and Horses, Weaste, a listed former pub
- Cortland at Colliers Yard, a residential skyscraper
- The Crescent, a listed former pub
- The Crown, a listed former pub
- Eagle Inn, a listed pub
- Eda, a residential high-rise in Salford Quays
- The Ellesmere, a listed former pub in Walkden
- Embankment Exchange, a residential development
- King's Arms, a listed pub
- The Maypole, a listed former pub
- Monton Unitarian Church, a listed building
- Public Baths, a listed building
- Punch Bowl, a listed former pub
- Queen's Arms, Patricroft, a listed pub
- Sacred Trinity Church, a listed building
- Southern Railway Viaduct and Colonnade, a listed structure
- Waterpark Hall, a listed building in Broughton Park
- White Horse, Swinton, a listed pub
- X1 Media City, a residential development in Salford Quays
- X1 Michigan Towers, a residential development in Salford Quays
Stockport
- The Alexandra, Edgeley, a listed pub
- Angel Inn, a listed pub
- Arden Arms, a listed pub
- Bakers Vaults, a listed pub
- Boar's Head, a listed pub
- Bull's Head, a listed former pub
- The Crown, Heaton Mersey, a listed pub
- George and Dragon, Cheadle, a listed pub
- Houldsworth School, a listed building in Reddish
- King's Arms, a listed former pub
- Norfolk Arms, a listed pub in Marple Bridge
- Old Rectory, a listed building
- Queen's Head, Underbank, a listed former pub
- Spread Eagle, Romiley, a listed pub
- Star and Garter, a listed pub
- Stockport Interchange, a transport hub
- Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery, a listed building
- Strawberry Gardens, a listed pub in Offerton
- Swan with Two Necks, a listed pub
- White Lion, Underbank, a listed pub
Tameside
- 20–23 and 23A Fairfield Square, listed buildings in Droylsden
- Albion Warehouse, a listed building in Ashton-under-Lyne
- Apethorn Farmhouse, a listed building in Hyde
- Ashton Old Baths, a listed building in Ashton-under-Lyne
- Ashton-under-Lyne War Memorial, a listed monument
- Broadbottom Hall, a listed building in Broadbottom
- Buckley Hill Farmhouse, a listed building in Droylsden
- Colliers Arms, Mossley, a listed former pub
- Cross, Mottram in Longdendale, a listed structure
- Dukinfield Old Chapel, a listed building
- Godley Hall Inn, a listed former pub in Godley
- Gun Inn, a listed pub in Hollingworth
- Old Hall Chapel, a listed building in Dukinfield
- Old Hall Fold, a listed building in Ashton-under-Lyne
- St Anne's Rectory, a listed building in Denton
- Stalybridge War Memorial, a listed monument
- Stamford Arms, a listed pub in Carrbrook
Trafford
- Church of St Margaret, Altrincham, a listed building
- Denzell House, a listed building in Bowdon
- The Griffin, Bowdon, a listed pub
- Orange Tree, Altrincham, a listed former pub
- The Sale, a listed pub in Brooklands
- Station Hotel, Altrincham, a listed pub
- The Volunteer, a listed pub in Sale
Wigan
- Ackhurst Hall, a listed building in Orrell
- Alder House, Atherton, a listed building
- Astley Vicarage, a listed building
- The Berkeley, a listed pub
- Boar's Head, Leigh, a listed pub
- Boar's Head, Standish, a listed pub
- Bradley Hall, Standish, a listed building
- Chanters Farmhouse, a listed building in Atherton
- Church of St Michael and All Angels, Wigan, a listed building
- Clarence Hotel, a listed pub
- Colliers Arms, Aspull, a listed pub
- Dog and Partridge, a listed pub
- George and Dragon, Leigh, a listed pub
- Giant's Hall Farmhouse, a listed building in Standish
- Griffin Hotel, a listed former pub
- Hesketh Arms, a listed former pub in Shevington
- John Bull Chophouse, a listed pub
- Kirkless Hall and Farmhouse, a listed building in Aspull
- Light Oaks Hall, a listed building near Glazebury
- Lightshaw Hall, a listed building in Golborne
- Lord Nelson Hotel, Hindley, a listed pub
- Manor House, Worthington, a listed building
- The Mount, a listed pub in Orrell
- Pagefield Hotel, a listed former pub
- Raven Hotel, a listed pub
- Royal Oak, a listed pub
- Springfield Hotel, a listed pub
- Swan and Railway Hotel, a listed pub
- Waterside Inn, Leigh, a listed pub
- Whitesmiths Arms, a listed pub
- Wigan War Memorial, a listed monument
Grade II* listed buildings in York
- 2 College Street
- 11 Lady Peckitts Yard
- 10, 12 and 14 Lendal
- 55 Low Petergate
- 79 Low Petergate
- 81 Low Petergate
- 53 and 55 Micklegate
- 57 and 59 Micklegate
- 61 Micklegate
- 67 Micklegate
- 68 Micklegate
- 69 and 71 Micklegate
- 92 Micklegate
- 102 and 104 Micklegate
- 118 and 120 Micklegate
- 122, 124 and 126 Micklegate
- 144, 146 and 148 Micklegate
- 10 Minster Gates
- 3–9 New Street
- 1–9 St Leonard's Place
- 7 St Sampson's Square
- 24 St Saviourgate
- 26 St Saviourgate
- 4 and 4A Stonegate
- 9, 9A and 11 Stonegate
- 15 Stonegate
- 31 Stonegate
- 37 Stonegate
- 44 and 46 Stonegate
- 45 and 47 Stonegate
- 49 Stonegate
- 52 Stonegate
- Elvington Hall
- Guildhall Annex
- Old Rectory House
Other topics
- Carbuncle Awards, architecture prizes presented by the Scottish magazine Urban Realm
- Château de Chaumont (La Serre-Bussière-Vieille), a ruined château in Chaumont, France
- Crashing, a 2016 British comedy series
- Jericho, a 2016 period drama series
- Moominvalley, an animated family drama series
- Museum of Tomorrow, a science museum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Pyxis Ocean, a bulk carrier vessel fitted with wind-propulsion technology
- Storm Abigail, the first storm to be officially named by the Met Office and Met Éireann
- Walk Like a Panther, a 2018 British comedy film
- Witherford Watson Mann, a British architectural practice
International travel
As of March 2026, I've been fortunate enough to visit 32 countries and two special administrative regions, each adding something memorable to my understanding of the world.
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