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Content update policy

What our dates mean, how often each type of page is reviewed, and why we do not refresh timestamps for the sake of it.

What our dates mean

  • Published — the date the page first went live.
  • Updated — the date the content of the page was genuinely changed. It is only shown when a real, recorded edit has happened after publication.
  • Reviewed — the date a named contributor last checked the page, shown only where that review actually took place.

We do not print today's date as an update date, and we do not re-date pages that have not changed.

Review frequency

  • Event listings — refreshed continuously through the season as venues and promoters publish and change dates.
  • Venue pages — opening months, address and practical details reviewed before and during each season.
  • Seasonal guides — reviewed at least once per season, and whenever an underlying fact changes.
  • Evergreen guides — reviewed when related facts change, or when a reader reports an issue.

Retiring content

Pages for past seasons are kept where they still have value and are clearly dated. Where a page is replaced by a newer one, the old URL redirects rather than breaking. Cancelled events keep their page with a cancelled status.

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