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This user sub-page is an attempt to catalogue/list articles alongside their classification, in an attempt to get a better overview of where work is needed and where great work has been done to improve the quality of Wikipedia's articles. Please note, that I have not assessed any of the articles below; I am just reporting the classifications as they stood at the date I added the table.

Archbishops of Canterbury (pre-Norman Conquest)

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Norman
Augustine of Canterbury
Laurence of Canterbury
Mellitus
Justus
Honorius of Canterbury
Deusdedit of Canterbury
Wighard
Theodore of Tarsus
Berhtwald
Tatwine
Nothhelm
Cuthbert of Canterbury
Bregowine
Jænberht
Æthelhard
Wulfred
Feologild
Ceolnoth
Æthelred (bishop)
Plegmund
Athelm
Wulfhelm
Oda of Canterbury
Ælfsige
Byrhthelm
Dunstan
Æthelgar
Sigeric the Serious
Ælfric of Abingdon
Ælfheah of Canterbury
Lyfing (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Æthelnoth (archbishop of Canterbury)
Eadsige
Robert of Jumièges
Stigand

As of 24 May 2014 (GMT).

Monarchs of England

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Norman
William the Conqueror (William I; c. 1028 - 1087)
William II (c. 1056 - 1100)
Henry I (c. 1068 – 1 December 1135)
Blois
Stephen (c. 1092/6 – 25 October 1154)
Empress Matilda (c. 7 February 1102 – 10 September 1167)
Anjou
Henry II (5 March 1133 – 6 July 1189)
Richard I (8 September 1157 – 6 April 1199)
John (24 December 1166 – 19 October 1216)
Plantagenet
Henry III (1 October 1207 – 16 November 1272)
Edward I (17 June 1239 – 7 July 1307)
Edward II (25 April 1284 – 21 September 1327)
Edward III (13 November 1312 – 21 June 1377)
Richard II (6 January 1367 – ca. 14 February 1400)
Lancaster
Henry IV (15 April 1367 – 20 March 1413)
Henry V (16 September 1386 – 31 August 1422)
Henry VI (6 December 1421 – 21 May 1471)
York
Edward IV (28 April 1442 – 9 April 1483)
Henry VI (6 December 1421 – 21 May 1471)
Edward V (2 November 1470 – c.1483)
Richard III (2 October 1452 – 22 August 1485)
Tudor
Henry VII (28 January 1457 – 21 April 1509)
Henry VIII (28 June 1491 – 28 January 1547)
Edward VI (12 October 1537 – 6 July 1553)
Lady Jane Grey (1536/1537 – 12 February 1554)
Mary I (18 February 1516 – 17 November 1558)
Elizabeth I (7 September 1533 – 24 March 1603)
Stuart
James VI and I (19 June 1566 – 27 March 1625)
Charles I (19 November 1600 – 30 January 1649)
Charles II (29 May 1630 – 6 February 1685)
James II and VII (14 October 1633 – 16 September 1701)
William III & II (4 November 1650 – 8 March 1702)
Mary II (30 April 1662 – 28 December 1694)
Anne (6 February 1665 – 1 August 1714)

As of 24 May 2014 (GMT).

List of Cities

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Taken from the List of cities in the United Kingdom article on 26 May 2015. The grades refer to the linked articles. In more recent grants, city status has been conferred on local government districts rather than individual settlements. Where this is the case, the grade refers to that district, not the settlement. I have also added a column for the settlements; their grades appear in brackets after their names.

City[1] Grade Nation/Region Population Settlement
Aberdeen32
(Scots: Aiberdeen)
(Scottish Gaelic: Obar Dheathain) 		B Scotland 189,12038
Armagh11
(Irish: Ard Mhacha)
(Ulster-Scots: Airmagh) 		B Northern Ireland 59,340 (2011)[2]
Bangor1 Start Wales 16,358 (2011)[3]
Bath1 FA South West, England 88,859 (2011)[4]
97,311 (urban area, 2010)[5]
Belfast
(Irish: Béal Feirste)
(Ulster-Scots: Bilfawst) 		C Northern Ireland 280,962 (2011)[2]
Birmingham2 GA West Midlands, England 1,092,330 (2013)[6]
Bradford1 C Yorkshire and the Humber, England 522,452 (2011)[7] Bradford (B)
Brighton & Hove15 Start South East, England 273,369 (2011)[7] Brighton (B), Hove (Start)
Bristol1 GA South West, England 428,234 (2011)[7]
Cambridge3 B East, England 123,867 (2011)[7]
Canterbury3 Start South East, England 151,145 (2011)[7] Canterbury (GA)
Cardiff9
(Welsh: Caerdydd) 		B Wales 346,090 (2011)[7]
Carlisle1 C North West, England 107,524 (2011)[7] Carlisle (B)
Chelmsford37 Start East, England 168,310 (2011)[7] Chemlsford (B)
Chester3 C North West, England 91,733 (urban area, 2010)[5]
Chichester1 Start South East, England 26,795 (2011)[8]
Coventry1 B West Midlands, England 316,915 (2011)[7]
Derby13 C East Midlands, England 248,752 (2011)[7]
Derry / Londonderry39
(Irish: Doire / Doire Cholmchille)
(Ulster-Scots: Derrie / Lunnonderrie) 		B Northern Ireland 107,877 (2011)[2]
Dundee32
(Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Dèagh) 		B Scotland 153,99038
Durham1 B North East, England 94,375 (2011)[9]
Edinburgh32
(Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Èideann) 		B Scotland 468,72038
Ely1 GA East, England 20,256 (2011)[10]
Exeter1 B South West, England 117,773 (2011)[7]
Glasgow32
(Scots: Glesga)
(Scottish Gaelic: Glaschu) 		B Scotland 589,90038
Gloucester1 C South West, England 121,688 (2011)[7]
Hereford119 B West Midlands, England 58,896 (2011)[11]
Inverness
(Scottish Gaelic: Inbhir Nis) 		B Scotland 57,960[12]
Kingston upon Hull12 GA Yorkshire and the Humber, England 256,406 (2011)[7]
Lancaster1 Start North West, England 138,375 (2011)[7]
Leeds1 B Yorkshire and the Humber, England 751,485 (2011)[7] Lancaster, Lancashire (B)
Leicester1 C East Midlands, England 329,839 (2011)[7]
Lichfield17 C West Midlands, England 32,219 (2011)[13]
Lincoln3 C East Midlands, England 93,541 (2011)[7]
Lisburn
(Irish: Lios na gCearrbhach) 		Start Northern Ireland 120,165 (2011)[2]
Liverpool2 B North West, England 466,415 (2011)[7]
City of London6 B London 7,375 (2011)[7]
Manchester1 FA North West, England 503,127 (2011)[7]
Newcastle upon Tyne1 B North East, England 280,177 (2011)[7]
Newport14
(Casnewydd) 		B Wales 145,736 (2011)[7]
Newry
(Irish: Iúr Cinn Trá)
(Ulster-Scots: Newrie) 		Start Northern Ireland 29,946 (2008, settlement population)[14]
Norwich1 B East, England 132,512 (2011)[7]
Nottingham1 C East Midlands, England 305,680 (2011)[7]
Oxford1 C South East, England 151,906 (2011)[7]
Perth
(Scots: Pairth)
(Scottish Gaelic: Peairt) 		B Scotland 45,77038
Peterborough2 FA East, England 183,631 (2011)[7]
Plymouth1 GA South West, England 256,384 (2011)[7]
Portsmouth1 B South East, England 205,056 (2011)[7]
Preston14 C North West, England 140,202 (2011)[7] Preston, Lancashire (C)
Ripon1 C Yorkshire and the Humber, England 16,702 (2011)[15]
St Albans7 Start East, England 140,644 (2011)[7] St Albans (Start)
St Asaph37
(Llanelwy) 		Start Wales 3,355 (2011)[16]
St David's20
(Tyddewi) 		Start Wales 1,841 (2011)[17]
Salford1 GA North West, England 233,933 (2011)[7] Salford (GA)
Salisbury35 C South West, England 40,302 (2011)[18]
Sheffield3 GA Yorkshire and the Humber, England 552,698 (2011)[7]
Southampton1 GA South East, England 236,882 (2011)[7]
Stirling
(Scots: Stirlin)
(Scottish Gaelic: Sruighlea) 		B Scotland 34,79038
Stoke-on-Trent3 B West Midlands, England 249,008 (2011)[7]
Sunderland18 Start North East, England 275,506 (2011)[7] Sunderland, Tyne and Wear (B)
Swansea9
(Abertawe) 		C Wales 239,023 (2011)[7]
Truro1 C South West, England 18,766 (2011)[19]
Wakefield3 Start Yorkshire and the Humber, England 325,837 (2011)[7] Wakefield (B)
Wells1 GA South West, England 10,536 (2011)[20]
City of Westminster21 Start London 219,396 (2011)[7]
Winchester1 Start South East, England 116,595 (2011)[7] Winchester (C)
Wolverhampton16 B West Midlands, England 249,470 (2011)[7]
Worcester3 B West Midlands, England 98,768 (2011)[7]
York18 GA Yorkshire and the Humber, England 198,051 (2011)[7]

List of metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties

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City[1] Grade
Northumberland * B
Tyne and Wear † Start
Durham * B
Cumbria ** B
Lancashire ** B
Blackpool * C
Blackburn with Darwen * Start
West Yorkshire † Start
North Yorkshire ** C
Darlington * Start
Stockton-on-Tees * Start
Middlesbrough * C
Hartlepool * Start
Redcar and Cleveland * Start
York * GA
East Riding of Yorkshire * GA
Kingston upon Hull * GA
North Lincolnshire * Start
North East Lincolnshire * Start
Lincolnshire ** B
Nottinghamshire ** B
Nottingham * C
South Yorkshire † Start
Derbyshire ** C
Derby * C
Greater Manchester † FA
Merseyside † C
Halton * Start
Warrington * Start
Cheshire West and Chester * Start
Cheshire East * Start
Shropshire * B
Telford and Wrekin * Start
Staffordshire ** Start
Stoke-on-Trent * B
West Midlands † Start
Warwickshire ** B
Leicestershire ** C
Leicester * C
Rutland * B
Northamptonshire ** C
Peterborough * FA
Cambridgeshire ** Start
Norfolk ** B
Suffolk ** B
Essex ** B
Southend-on-Sea * C
Thurrock * B
Hertfordshire ** C
Bedford * Start
Central Bedfordshire * C
Luton * B
Milton Keynes * Start
Buckinghamshire ** B
Oxfordshire ** Start
Gloucestershire ** C
Worcestershire ** B
Herefordshire * C
South Gloucestershire * Start
Bristol * GA
North Somerset * Start
Bath and North East Somerset * B
Wiltshire * B
Swindon * Start
Berkshire ‡ C
Medway * Start
Kent ** Unassessed
East Sussex ** Start
Brighton and Hove * Start
West Sussex ** Start
Surrey ** B
Hampshire ** B
Southampton * GA
Portsmouth * B
Isle of Wight * C
Dorset ** FA
Poole * GA
Bournemouth * GA
Somerset ** FA
Devon ** C
Torbay * Start
Plymouth * GA
Cornwall * B
Greater London ¹ C
† Metropolitan county (no county council).
‡ Non-metropolitan county with no county council.
** Non-metropolitan county with county council.
* Non-metropolitan county that is also a unitary authority.
¹ 'administrative area' and region (not a county).

English Universities

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University Grade Established Number of students Russell Group
Anglia Ruskin University Start 1992 (1858) 20,300
Arts University Bournemouth Start 1885 2,500+
University of the Arts London C 2004 27,970
University of the Arts London→ Camberwell College of Arts Start 1898
University of the Arts London→ Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design Start 1989
University of the Arts London→ Chelsea College of Art and Design Start 1989
University of the Arts London→ London College of Communication Start 1894
University of the Arts London→ London College of Fashion Start 1986
University of the Arts London→ Wimbledon College of Art Stub 1890
Aston University B 1966 (1895) 9,555
University of Bath B 1966 13,959
Bath Spa University C 1975 (1852) 7,110
University of Bedfordshire Start 2006 14,550
University of Birmingham B 1900 26,073 Yes
Birmingham City University C 1971 (1843) 24,849
University College Birmingham Start 1957 13,970
Bishop Grosseteste University C 2012 (1862) 1,805
University of Bolton Start 1982 8,740
Bournemouth University Start 1992 17,502
BPP University Start 2013 (1992) 7,750
University of Bradford B 1957 13,600
University of Brighton Start 1992 (1859) 21,000
University of Bristol GA 1876 17,144 Yes
Brunel University C 1966 14,878
University of Buckingham Start 1976 1,308
Buckinghamshire New University Start 1999 9,045
University of Cambridge B 1209 18,396 Yes
Canterbury Christ Church University Start 1977 14,945
University of Central Lancashire Start 1828 34,863
University of Chester B 1839 15,718
University of Chichester Start 1977 4,930
City University London C 1894 21,410
Coventry University C 1843 19,415
Cranfield University Start 1993 4,350
University for the Creative Arts Start 2005 7,000
University of Cumbria Start 2007 13,105
De Montfort University C 1969 21,210
University of Derby C 1977 24,875
Durham University B 1832 15,529 Yes
University of East Anglia B 1963 19,585
University of East London Start 1970 26,315
Edge Hill University Start 1959 18,735
University of Essex C 1964 11,660
University of Exeter B 1922 15,720 Yes
Falmouth University Start 1902 3,030
University of Gloucestershire Start 1998 8,745
University of Greenwich C 1890 24,915
Harper Adams University Start 1901 2,755
University of Hertfordshire B 1952 23,725
University of Huddersfield Start 1825 19,740
University of Hull B 1927 22,275
Imperial College London B 1907 13,410 Yes
Keele University B 1949 12,345
University of Kent B 1965 18,385
Kingston University Start 1899 23,135
Lancaster University B 1964 12,125
University of Leeds B 1904 33,585 Yes
Leeds Metropolitan University C 1970 41,215
Leeds Trinity University Start 1966 3,000
University of Leicester B 1921 15,495
University of Lincoln C 2001 16,705
University of Liverpool B 1903 20,655 Yes
Liverpool Hope University C 1844 7,885
Liverpool John Moores University C 1892 24,370
University of London B 1836 135,400
University of London→ Birkbeck, University of London C 1907 19,020
University of London→ Courtauld Institute of Art B 1932
University of London→ Goldsmiths, University of London C 1904 7,615
University of London→ Heythrop College Start 1971 (1614) 700
University of London→ Institute of Cancer Research Start 1909 338
University of London→ Institute of Education C 1932 7,215
University of London→ King's College London B 1829 18,630 Yes
University of London→ London Business School Start 1964 2,000
University of London→ London School of Economics B 1895 8,810 Yes
University of London→ London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Start 1899 2,805
University of London→ Queen Mary, University of London B 1785 15,000 Yes
University of London→ Royal Northern College of Music Start 1973 696
University of London→ Royal Academy of Music B 1822 730
University of London→ Royal Holloway, University of London B 1849 8,000
University of London→ Royal Veterinary College Start 1791 2,006
University of London→ St George's, University of London C 1733 3,000
University of London→ School of Advanced Study Start 1994
University of London→ School of Advanced Study→→ Institute of Advanced Legal Studies† Unassessed 1946
University of London→ School of Advanced Study→→ Institute of Classical Studies† Stub 1953
University of London→ School of Advanced Study→→ Institute of Commonwealth Studies† Stub 1994
University of London→ School of Advanced Study→→ Institute of English Studies† Stub 1991
University of London→ School of Advanced Study→→ Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies† Stub 2004
University of London→ School of Advanced Study→→ Institute of Historical Research† Start 1921 5,500
University of London→ School of Advanced Study→→ Institute for the Study of the Americas† Stub 2004
University of London→ School of Advanced Study→→ Warburg Institute† Start 1957
University of London→ School of Oriental and African Studies Start 1916 4,525
University of London→ School of Pharmacy, University of London Start 1842 1,355
University of London→ University College London B 1826 21,620 Yes
University of London→ University Marine Biological Station Millport Stub 1897
University of London→ University of London Institute in Paris Stub 1836
London Metropolitan University C 2002 28,525
London South Bank University Start 1892 24,748
Loughborough University C 1966 18,220
University of Manchester B 2004 (1824) 39,165 Yes
Manchester Metropolitan University C 1970 33,490
Middlesex University C 1973 23,175
Newcastle University B 1963 (1834) 19,700 Yes
Newman University Start 1968 2,600
University of Northampton Start 1975 10,645
Northumbria University Start 1969 29,850
Norwich University of the Arts Start 1845 2,000
University of Nottingham B 1881 (1798) 40,829 Yes
Nottingham Trent University B 1970 (1843) 24,225
Open University B 1969 168,850
University of Oxford GA 1096 20,330 Yes
Oxford Brookes University C 1970 19,070
University of Plymouth C 1862[21][22] 30,540
University of Portsmouth C 1960 21,827
University of Reading B 1892 22,805
Richmond University Start 1972
Roehampton University Start 1841 8,535
Royal Agricultural University Start 1845
University of Salford B 1967 19,890
University of Sheffield B 1897 25,700 Yes
Sheffield Hallam University B 1992 38,830
University of Southampton B 1902 24,735 Yes
Southampton Solent University Start 1984 17,455
University of St Mark & St John Start 1923 5,000
St. Mary's University College Start 1850 3,630
Staffordshire University Start 1971 15,910
University of Sunderland B 1969 20,325
University of Surrey GA 1891 15,705
University of Sussex C 1961 12,445
Teesside University Start 1992 (1930) 27,945
Thames Valley University Start 1991 47,430
University of Warwick B 1965 18,434 Yes
University of Westminster C 1838 24,710
University of the West of England C 1970 29,760
University of Winchester Start 1928 (1840) 5,906
University of Wolverhampton C 1969 23,470
University of Worcester Start 1997 9,545
University of York B 1963 13,490 Yes
York St John University Start 1990 5,627

† Institutes of the School of Advanced Study

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  2. ^ a b c d "Usual Resident Population: KS101NI (administrative geographies)". Census 2011. Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency. Retrieved 4 October 2013.
  3. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - Bangor C
  4. ^ "Bath". BANES 2011 Census Ward Profiles. Retrieved 13 March 2015. (Combined populations of the 16 wards that make-up the city.)
  5. ^ a b "Mid 2010 Urban Area Estimates England and Wales". Office for National Statistics. 4 September 2012. Retrieved 7 April 2014.
  6. ^ "UK Population Estimates". (ONS). Retrieved 28 June 2014
  7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap "2011 Census: KS101EW Usual resident population, local authorities in England and Wales". Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 8 January 2013.
  8. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - Chichester CP
  9. ^ City status extends to the area of the former District of Durham [http://www .durham.gov.uk/Pages/Service.aspx?ServiceId=8168 "Charter trust and Mayor for Durham City"]. Durham County Council. Retrieved 2 February 2013. {{cite web}}: Check |url= value (help); line feed character in |url= at position 11 (help) "2011 Census Statistical Profile". Durham County Council. Retrieved 2 February 2013.
  10. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - Ely (Cambs) CP
  11. ^ "2011 Census: Usual resident population estimates by broad age group for Wards & Market Towns in Herefordshire". Herefordshire Council. Retrieved 8 January 2013.
  12. ^ From NRS 2010 mid-year estimates, population of Inverness including Culloden - "Highland Profile". Highland Council. Retrieved 9 March 2012.
  13. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - Lichfield CP
  14. ^ NISRA
  15. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - Ripon CP
  16. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - St. Asaph C
  17. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - St. David's and the Cathedral Close C
  18. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - Salisbury CP
  19. ^ Office for National Statistics 2011 census - Truro CP
  20. ^ "Wells CP - Usual Resident Population, 2011". Neighbourhood Statistics. Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 24 December 2014.
  21. ^ "History of Higher Education in Plymouth". University of Plymouth. Retrieved 2012-04-17.
  22. ^ Alston Kennerley (2001). "Ch. 4 Plymouth School of Navigation". The Making of the University of Plymouth. ISBN 1841020699.
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