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In the History section there is a paragraph about S in London, then a paragraph about S in Glasgow. They are followed by a paragraph srarting, "Three postcode districts were split...". It doesn't say, Back to Sheffield", it doesn't give a date for the psplit and it doesn't say what went before! It doesn't even say when postcodes were introduced to Sheffield! If you have a 'history' section in an article like this probably the most important date is when it first started. 80.41.129.117 (talk) 09:46, 22 May 2025 (UTC)Reply
