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Royal Mail finds the UK's most festive street names

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Royal Mail finds the UK's most festive street names

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

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Royal Mail has today revealed that the Midlands is the most festive region of the UK according to information from its address database. It has more festive street names than any other UK region.

The region has around 560 Christmas themed street names and enjoys festive street names such as Reindeer Road, Noel Street, Bell Close and the ubiquitous Holly Street.

Holly Street came up trumps nationally with around 990 listings. The address database also revealed some unusual festive street names such as Christmas Pie Avenue, Myrrh Street, Jingles Lane, Bethlehem Way, Garland Place and Sleigh Drive.

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 Reindeer, with seven of the nine reindeer represented on a street name. These include: Dasher, Dancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner and Rudolph.

The top ten Christmas themed Street names are*:

Holly Street

Bell Lane

Mary Street

Angel Lane

Star Road

Bow Street

Festival Place

Noel Road

Gold Street

Garland Street

*These include variations such as street/lane/close/avenue etc

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 “The last posting dates for First and Second Class mail have now gone but customer wishing to send urgent items can still do so using our Special Delivery service. This service guarantees next day delivery and can be purchased up until tomorrow 23rd December.”
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Reindeer Road, Christmas Pie Avenue and Tinsel Lane - Royal Mail finds the UK’s most festive street names

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Someone's got nothing better to do with their time at Royal Mail then !
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Next year get them off their arses and out delivering to those streets !!!
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rhino49 wrote:Next year get them off their arses and out delivering to those streets !!!
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mad leveller wrote:
Someone's got nothing better to do with their time at Royal Mail then !
Totally agree Leveller, must be bored in the office with nothing to do! :cuppa
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rhino49 wrote:Next year get them off their arses and out delivering to those streets !!!
Wouldn't that be nice Rhino? They might actually start to understand what this business is about....instead of dreaming up stupid publicity stunts! :cuppa
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