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What's going on with this page? Can someone who knows please give the apparent cleanup that previous edits required. SimonMayer 20:22 Sat 28th February 2004
At the very least, we should make the spelling of the headword consistent throughout the article. I'm happy to do it for this article, the one on The Highway and the Ratcliff Highway murders but I'd like to canvass opinion on which spelling to use.
Ratcliff or Ratcliffe? Google is divided on the issue. Cast your vote and I'll do the edits in a week or two.
Based on a Google search of "site:towerhamlets.gov.uk ratcliffe" (97 results) and "site:towerhamlets.gov.uk ratcliff" (29 results) I guess the nearest thing we have to an official modern spelling is Ratcliffe. I have edited the articles to make the spelling consistent with this.
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