Pages we're editing

Below are six lists of the pages that have been identified for editing. The lists roughly coincide with the amount and type of work that we think each page needs, so that editors can more easily find something to work on that fits the amount of time/energy/inclination they have available. If you're very short on time, you might want to stop reading here and go straight to the group watchlist (at the bottom of the page). If you think an entry is on the wrong list, or after your work on the page the entry needs moving, please do so!

Bank of England pages to edit, create or expand

In order to avoid duplication, please insert your name next to the entry you are planning to edit (please remember to remove your name when you are done, so that other contributors take a look!).

When you think the page you have edited is at this point, please move the entry from here to the group watchlist below, and put the date in brackets after it (so we know how recently it was created/updated). Getting a page to this point is an achievement!

Feel free to add the page you worked on to the lists in the 'Welcome' tab under 'Outcomes' - please leave them on an appropriate list here too though!

Minor Edits/Minor Expansion

Bank of England Museum - infobox was added

Major Edits

Major Expansion

New Pages to Create

Governors:

John Weyland (banker) - Governor (1764–1766)
Thomas Newman Hunt - Governor (1867–1869)
George Lyall (Governor of the Bank of England) - Governor (1871–1873)
Edward Howley Palmer - Governor (1877–1879)
John William Birch - Governor (1879–1881)
James Pattison Currie - Governor (1885–1887)
David Powell (banker) - Governor (1892–1895)
Samuel Gladstone - Governor (1899–1901)
Alexander Falconer Wallace - Governor (1905–07)
Reginald Eden Johnston - Governor (1909–1911)
Alfred Clayton Cole - Governor (1911–1913)

Deputy Governors:

Chief Cashiers:

James Collier (1739–1751) - position held jointly
Elias Simes (1751-1759) - position held jointly
Daniel Race (1759-1775)

Photos to add

There are many images about the Bank of England on Wikimedia Commons. Please use and reuse them!

How to Find Unused Images

Images that are unused on English Wikipedia are here.
Use the search tool to find images in other categories or languages that are unused. Some photos of art works (older than 70 years since the date of author's death) are in the public domain and can be added to Wikipedia if permission of the photography owner is granted (see this example)
ArtUK has a photo section about Bank-related art works. Some of them are in the public domain and can be uploaded to Wikimedia Commons.

Group watchlist

These are pages that are now at a point where they are substantial and up to date and the need is for them to be kept current and quality controlled. To do this:

visit the page history and compare the different versions
make any updates or corrections necessary. If you find substantial work is needed and you haven't time, you can move the entry from here to one of the lists above.
if someone has improved the page since it was checked, consider using the button on the page history page to thank them
put the date the page was checked in brackets after its entry below.

Bank of England (21 Oct 2017)