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Population
editWhilst I agree that including a population figure is desirable, this number is misleading. For a start there are only a couple of dozen dwellings in the village so 7,045 wildly over-estimates the actual inhabitants. Secondly, this electoral ward is part of Redcar and is included in the population figure on that page. Thirdly, the village of Kirkleatham is not actually in Kirkleatham ward - it's in Dormanstown ward, so residents would be included in Dormanstown's figure! I therefore propose to remove the statistic completely. Skrcppr (talk) 02:06, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
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St Cuthbert's body
editInformation about the meandering route, over a seven year period, over Cuthbert's body is hard to find. Durham Cathedral includes Chester-le-Street and Ripon. Is it feasible that Kirkleathan, which was, no doubt, a hamlet at the time, was also a resting place? I doubt it. So then it becomes local folklore or legend. Can we dig up some better references, please? Francis Hannaway (talk) 12:12, 24 February 2025 (UTC)