What are your favourite place names in the UK...

[TheTecknician]

...regardless of your feelings about the settlements themselves? I haven't been to any of the following but they have a definite appeal:

Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Barton In The Beans
Bourton-on-the-Water - it sounds frightfully English

My favourite is Tring.

You beat me to it!

@TheAccidental I've always liked Six Mile Bottom too. Thought it hilarious as a kid.

Pratt's Bottom is quite good.

Idle in W Yorks

Specifically the Idle Working Men's Club

I like the name Clacton as it sounds onomatopoeic

Ayr is good
Slough too
Fringham also tickles my fancy for some reason

Not quite in the same league but I maintain that Surbiton sounds like invented shorthand for boring suburbia.

The best name, by far!!!

Velvet Bottom

Christmas Pie

Towcester and Bicester ... They're funniest spoken than written.
Freezywater sounds like a great place but it's probably nothing like I imagine as it's in Enfield

Plwmp in West Wales

Cold Christmas

Conundrum
Dull
Oldhamstocks

Godshill.
Which boasts the Fighting Cocks pub and Sandy Balls holiday park.

Shitterton here

Cakebole

Upper Dicker

Cackle Street

The Witterings

Splott
Mwnt
Shwt
Llandewi Brefi (because of Dafydd, the ‘only gay in the village)
Pant Y Wacco

Saved the best till last, didn’t I?

Spital in the Street
Cocks
Waterley Bottoms
Loose Bottom
Brown Willy
Upton Snodsbury
Praze-An-Beeble

Findo Gask

Sandy Balls every time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Balls

There's even a holiday park now.

Ugley

Pease Pottage
Seldom Seen

Tong, Badger and Wigwig in Shropshire are cool, as is Saighton (pronounced Satan) in Cheshire.
Signs on the A75 for Wigtown always used to make me snigger as a child but I love it now for its proliferation of book shops.
Teakettle Row in Ironbridge has the second best street name, bested only by Bogey Lane in Pontesbury.

I need to move to Pant Y Wacco immediately.