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It has been stated here many times that the postcode system was devised
purely for Post Office convenience, however, HA5 contains two roads called Pinner Road at opposite edges, and I can not see why the PO would have viewed that as convenient when they only had to move one of the boundaries by 100 yards to put the Pinner Road which straddles the Northwood boundary entirely into Northwood where it belongs IMO. While I'm here, the LCC renaming of the 19020s-30s seems to have missed the fact that there were two Brook Streets in London W. Now that one is in W1 and the other is in W2, it's not a problem, however, is this the only case of two roads of the same name in the same 1930s postcode which the LCC failed to deal with, and if so, I wonder why? Perhaps both had someone influential living there and they didn't want to upset them. |
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