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The article lists a **progressive rock musician** named Robert Webb and gives his birth year as **1972**. However, Robert Webb (the musician associated with the progressive rock band *England*) describes hiring and using a Mellotron for recording sessions in **1972** and **1973**, and his musician bio also credits him with work on the album **Merlin (1974)**. Someone who was actively recording and gigging in 1972–1974 cannot have been born in 1972. Separately, *Robert Patrick Webb* (born **29 September 1972**) is a **comedian/actor/writer**—a different person. The Maidstone article’s line therefore appears to conflate these two people and assigns the comedian’s birth year to the musician. **What the sources show** - Robert Webb (musician) writing about his Mellotron use: he says he hired a Mellotron 400 in **1972** for recording with his first progressive-rock group, and again for a track in **1973**. - Robert Webb (musician) bio: credits him with the project/album **Merlin (1974)**. - Robert Webb (comedian): born **29 September 1972** and is a comedian/actor/writer (not a 1970s prog-rock keyboardist).

The article claims Maidstone Museum is “open seven days a week.” Maidstone Museum’s official visitor information states that it is **closed on Sundays** and that opening days vary by season (e.g., low season Wednesday–Saturday; high season Monday–Saturday). Art Fund’s venue listing also shows opening days of Wednesday–Saturday (and Monday–Saturday during school holidays), with winter closure. Therefore, the statement that the museum is open seven days a week is incorrect.