My vet was called Dr Bird...

Our cavity wall insulation was done by Phil McCavity.

Well, his name is Phil but I think he made he other bit up!

there is a village south of Nottigham called Bunny- always made me smile.

Are you sure you hadn't been put in a zoo, chrissyh?

Not tradespoeple, but when I was young I lived in a block of 3 storey flats and in one block there were the Doe, the Buck and the Bunny families.

Our domestic science teacher was Miss Parkin, at a school in Lancashire where in the words of a local folk song "we kept eatin Parkin, until the day was gone"

"I know of a colo-rectal consultant called Mr Opong!"

Now you mention that, the surgeon who did my father's piles was Mr Boggon.

My junior school music teacher was Mr Tinkler - he signed my autograph book with musical notes after his name

When I started district nursing our continence advisor was called Miss Piddle. I thought it was a wind up until I saw her name on her office door! ?

Policeman - McNabb - and as a child went with my parents to a country show and entered my pet rabbit in a best pet competition (who won ) certificate was signed by a Mr.R.Buck .

I work in Waitrose , one of our previous managers was Mr Sansbury .

Some years ago, our vets were called Mr Turnbull, Miss Otter, Mr Drake and Miss Barks. I often wondered if they were employed because of their names. A current local vet is called Mewes. When I was a student in a hospital kitchen, the chef was Mr. De'ath---didn't exactly inspire confidence!

Twin sisters I went to school with married a Mr Lock and a Mr Keays

I had a Dr Strangeways when we lived in Warminster in the '70s.

A recent Lord Chief Justice was called Judge Judge. I often wonder if it influenced his choice of profession.

My mother-in-law's dermatologist was called Mr Cream

The first optician I visited was called I. Strayne.

I used to know a Rev. Smellie, pronounced Smiley

I once worked with a Mr Tough, pronounced Took, a close colleague of Mr Wyld.....Imagine them in an argument!

And my all-time favourite must be a family I used to know, called Kindness....A name to live up to, and they did

I used to work in a Bank with a manager called Mr Money - no joking

The urologist at our local hospital was Dr Dick

Dr Blood, Dr Bone, Dr Gore and Mr Sells from the Renal Unit at The Liverpool Royal in the late 70s

sgot ricketts as in he has?

I know of a colo-rectal consultant called Mr Opong!

Two of the dinner ladies at my junior school were called Mrs Salt and Mrs Pepper.

I had a dentist called B. Pickin

When I was working, our VAT inspector was a " Mr Swindler" !!!!

We had a fishmonger called Mr Ling