Any towns or villages near you that would make a nice name?

[LiffeySaysNollaigShona]

The Harlow thread got me thinking. It's not the idea of using a town as a name that I don't like, it's that it's the same two towns used. Harlow and Camden!

I'm going to start with Kinvara, a place in Galway. I think that'd make a nice name.

Anybody else?

Cockermouth :D

Although there's a village nearby called Tallentire, which would be a great name for a boy.

Tollerpocorum

4callingbirds

how about Ering or Anmer then

Any takers for Grimsargh?

Westward Ho!
Has that great British gung ho-ness about it!

PMSL at Catford Bus Garage.

Nempnet Thrubwell

Temple Cloud

Bradley Stoke and Stoke Bishop (twins?)

lewes - oh that already is a name!

dicker

hooe

Warwick?

Minskip?

Pannal?

Clifton Campville- you're my near neighbour!

Leicestershire has done it the other way round. Villages around here are called Kirby, Moira, Heather, not to mention Le(cei)ster, and Charley.

Ecclefechan?

pratts bottom

Apparently someone recently changed the signpost that says "To Mavis Enderby and Old Bolingbroke" by adding the words "the gift of a son".

Crapstone
Budleigh Salterton would make a fine double barrelled name.

I think Digbeth or Olton sound quite distinguished for a boy.

I don't think Moseley would go down too well!

Tyseley sounds quite kevvy.

Sheldon is already in use anyway.

Years ago I went through Royston and thought it made a nice name (I fancied a boy named Roy at the time). I wouldn't give that to a child now though .

This names would be good if your surname was Wallop(s): Upper, Middle and Nether (Hampshire).

Slough?

Nothing nice sounding around here... Windsor for a boy?

The signpost just outside Brandy Wharf has been messed with to read Randy Dwarf

How about Legsby for a girl.
Willingham for a boy.

ansty

I live near to a place called Rudyard. Kipling's parents named him after the place apparently.

I have a Wetwang near me

I used to live near Wetwang WT,when I was a child.