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The notability of this journalist and manager of successful bands is clear from the article; its listing appears to be a retaliation for my listing of Tom Nicholls (since deleted). Note also that the user proposing deletion has, while editing under an anonymous IP address, attempted to censor mention of Wilkinson on British Sea Power, on the grounds that, allegedly, "the band like to keep these sort of things secret"; and has previously lied about his involvement with that band, in an attempt to remove other information. Andy Mabbett 10:07, 2 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]
