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Royal Mail releases the UK's most festive street names

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Royal Mail releases the UK's most festive street names

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Reindeer Road, Christmas Pie Avenue and Tinsel Lane - Royal Mail releases the UK's most festive street names

The UK has 3,369 Christmas-themed street names says Royal Mail
Holly Street is the most common festive street name in the UK
Other jolly street names include Christmas Street and Rudolph Road

Royal Mail has released some of the UK's most festive street names, including Reindeer Road, Christmas Pie Avenue and Bethlehem Street.

Research by Royal Mail staff found that the UK has 3,369 Christmas-themed street names, based on analysis of every street name in the nation.

Other seasonal streets include Noel Road, Myrrh Street, Angel Lane, Christmas Street and Rudolph Road.
Seasonal street: Postman Trevor Meadwell at Christmas Pie Avenue in Guildford, Surrey

Seasonal street: Postman Trevor Meadwell at Christmas Pie Avenue in Guildford, Surrey. Royal mail has identified thousands of festive-themed streets throughout the UK
Santa's little helpers: Reindeer Road in Tamworth, Staffordshire

Santa's little helpers: Reindeer Road in Tamworth, Staffordshire

Holly Street is the most common festive street name in the UK. There are 990 street names of this kind around the UK.

TOP TEN CHRISTMAS-THEMED STREET NAMES

Holly Street
Bell Lane
Mary Street
Angel Lane
Star Road
Bow Street
Festival Place
Noel Road
Gold Street
Garland Street

The research also found that the Midlands has a total of 560 Christmas street names, more than any other region in the UK.

The ratings came from analysis of Royal Mail’s database of all 29 million UK addresses.

The database also reveals our love for Santa’s Reindeers, with seven of the nine reindeers represented on a street name.

These include: Dasher, Dancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner and Rudolph.

Steve Rooney, Head of Royal Mail’s Address Management Unit said: 'We decided to find out how well Christmas themes were represented on street names.

The team came up with a number of words closely linked to Christmas, drew up a shortlist and began to investigate.

'We found the Christmas theme was very well represented and we had a lot of fun doing it.'

He added: 'With the Christmas countdown well underway, Royal Mail is reminding people to get their Christmas cards and gifts in the post before the latest recommended posting dates.'
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wonder if theres a quality street
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comeracing wrote:wonder if theres a quality street
According to Google Maps - 6 in the UK

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Disappointing they went for "Bell Lane" rather than the more obvious "Bell End".
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'Steve Rooney, Head of Royal Mail’s Address Management Unit said: " ..we had a lot of fun doing it" and 'Oh yes, I knew there was something.. ' "With the Christmas countdown well underway, Royal Mail is reminding people to get their Christmas cards and gifts in the post before the latest recommended posting dates." ' and please stop pestering our delivery staff :wink:
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I wonder if they have any Mistletoe Streets.
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Barbel wrote:I wonder if they have any Mistletoe Streets.
1 in Durham http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Mistlet ... m&t=m&z=16" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Cool, thanks. :cool