Talk:Medway scene

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Medway Groups = bands?

I did a Google search and could not find any indication that there is a term Medway Groups, referring to musicians. The closest hit I could find is Welcome to Medway, which has an empty category called groups. Should this article be moved (renamed) to something like Medway (UK) musicians and groups? Peter Chastain (talk) 20:59, 9 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Medway scene seems to be the common usage.[1] I propose moving to that title and changing the lead accordingly. The Medway Delta Press uses upper case "S" for "scene" and gives a good potted history.[2] Most sources use lower case "s" for "scene", including The Independent, SF Weekly, Tucson Weekly, Shindig, WFMU, Myartspace (NB site with editorial oversight), and "Fell in Love with a Band" by Chris Handyside. Ty 01:40, 10 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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