Kent Woodpigeon has a certain ring to it. Or Derbyshire Quail.
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Loving the suggestions. I so wish I could tell you what it actually is. It had may as well be one of them, it's no less unusual.
The first name has to be Kent, Devon or Somerset surely? (don't call be Shirley 
). Somehow 'Greater Manchester' doesn't have much of a ring to it.
). Somehow 'Greater Manchester' doesn't have much of a ring to it.Durham Pheasant 
My friends kids are Olivia and Harry. It’s so dull
There are 3 George's in my son's class. One of the mum's made a point of telling *everyone* before he was born that she wouldn't tell anyone what name they'd chosen (no one was asking) in case someone else used it
I find Olivia such a boring name. Can’t believe it tops the girls name list every year.
Just seen that Amanda Knox has named her child Eureka. Poor kid.
My actual names on this and I don't mind it but it does get shortened to 4 letters from 5 and misspelled or pronounced fairly often, I don't hear of it near me i know of 2 others with that name and I'm older than both but their are many different spellings off it
And Lauren from TOWIE called Larose 
Poppy does not age well either. I'm a teacher and I find it weird seeing teenagers called Poppy
Denis
Only with one N though, because it reminds me of the word penis.
Only with one N though, because it reminds me of the word penis.
I remember years back (I think it was because a character on Eastenders had a child called it or something similar) it was the height of sophistication of the chavs of my age to name their daughters ‘Courtney Paris’! 
I also used to work for Social Services on the Emergency Duty Team and we used to get some corkers in! There were plenty of girls called Shakira or Chardonnay and also there seemed to be a habit of some larger families (I shouldn’t judge but usually rough ones; I mean, it was the emergency social services team, we didn’t get many candidates for ‘Parent of the Year’!) to name all their children with the same letter, akin to the Kardashian’s but well, worse! There was one with all J’s and another with S’s, to the extent they’d actually alter names to fit the theme. So there was Shaleen, Sheryl, Sharlotte… and the list went on!
I also used to work for Social Services on the Emergency Duty Team and we used to get some corkers in! There were plenty of girls called Shakira or Chardonnay and also there seemed to be a habit of some larger families (I shouldn’t judge but usually rough ones; I mean, it was the emergency social services team, we didn’t get many candidates for ‘Parent of the Year’!) to name all their children with the same letter, akin to the Kardashian’s but well, worse! There was one with all J’s and another with S’s, to the extent they’d actually alter names to fit the theme. So there was Shaleen, Sheryl, Sharlotte… and the list went on!
I know of a family who gave their 5 daughters each a first initial which eventually spelled their surname (eg, if it had been boy & Jones, the names of the 5 children could have been Jon, Owen, Noah...you get the idea). The surname was only 5 letters, but that's quite the commitment to have 5 children.
My sister is a foster carer and not one of those kids has a name a sane person would reasonably give to a human childI remember years back (I think it was because a character on Eastenders had a child called it or something similar) it was the height of sophistication of the chavs of my age to name their daughters ‘Courtney Paris’!
I also used to work for Social Services on the Emergency Duty Team and we used to get some corkers in! There were plenty of girls called Shakira or Chardonnay and also there seemed to be a habit of some larger families (I shouldn’t judge but usually rough ones; I mean, it was the emergency social services team, we didn’t get many candidates for ‘Parent of the Year’!) to name all their children with the same letter, akin to the Kardashian’s but well, worse! There was one with all J’s and another with S’s, to the extent they’d actually alter names to fit the theme. So there was Shaleen, Sheryl, Sharlotte… and the list went on!
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