Unfortunate name for a copper....

[AleisterCrowley]

https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/cri ... elaxation/
"West Mercia Police said the latest changes in regulations are the "most significant" so far, and have called upon the public to be mindful of the Covid guidelines as the relaxation continues.
Inspector Paul Bent has warned that people "blatantly disregarding" the remaining restrictions will be fined"

[bungeejumper]

St Ives has a police station on Pig Lane. Or rather, it did until an embarrassed council renamed that section of the road as Broad Leas. It beats me why they couldn't have settled for Letsby Avenue.

BJ

[chas49]

It beats me why they couldn't have settled for Letsby Avenue.

BJ

Been done already https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2000/feb ... wainwright

https://goo.gl/maps/HaUUfvMHLUkoyfDx8

[moorfield]

St Ives has a police station on Pig Lane. Or rather, it did until an embarrassed council renamed that section of the road as Broad Leas. It beats me why they couldn't have settled for Letsby Avenue.

BJ

I'm surprised some wag hasn't been along yet to suggest Roady McRoadface ...

[stewamax]

When Melton Mowbray Borough council built splendid new offices on derelict land by the railway station and paved an adjacent access road, they has the common-sense to retain its locally-known name of Mucky Lane.
And Exton - the picturesque ancestral village of the Gainsboroughs near Oakham - has a Pudding Bag Lane: correctly so named because it is a cul-de-sac (but Exton naturally has no truck with such Frogine terms)