Merde.
I just found:
"Edenfield",Lancashire,BL0 "Ramsbottom",Greater Manchester,BL0 "Shuttleworth",Greater Manchester,BL0 "Stubbins",Lancashire,BL0 "Asheldham",Essex,CM0 "Bradwell Waterside",Essex,CM0 "Bradwell-on-Sea",Essex,CM0 "Burnham-on-Crouch",Essex,CM0 "Deal Hall",Essex,CM0 "Dengie",Essex,CM0 "Monsale",Essex,CM0 "Ostend",Essex,CM0 "Ramsey Island",Essex,CM0 "Southminster",Essex,CM0 "St Lawrence",Essex,CM0 "Steeple",Essex,CM0 "Stoneyhills",Essex,CM0 "Tillingham",Essex,CM0
However, there's no indication that you can have:
W0 S0
and so forth.
jon
Andy Kelk wrote: <snip>
<snip>ISTR (although I can't find where now) that 0 is not valid for the numeric parts. I am not 100% sure on that... If so, you can't have E0 7PT but you can have E20 7PT. Similarly, E4 7PT is valid but E4 0PT is not.
So you could do:
m/[A-Z]{1,2}[1-9]{1,1}\d{0,1}[A-Z]{0,1}\W[1-9]{1,1}[A-Z]{2,2}/
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