Talk:Cranbrook School, Kent
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[edit] Article name
Looking at the school website, I think this article should be renamed Cranbrook School, Kent. The comma would indicate that Kent is not part of the school name, merely a geographical description to distinguish this school from other Cranbrook Schools, elsewhere. Any objections, anybody? CarolGray 17:42, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
