On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 15:43, Jon Reades wrote:
> 1. [A-Z]0 is unused (I can find no incidences)
> 2. Outcodes of the form [A-Z]{1,2}\d[A-Z] may in fact only apply to
> London-area addresses for the time being. In fact, in a list of
> postcodes that I found there appeared to be only three addresses in this
> format:
> -> "Tower of London",Greater London,EC3R
> -> "Westminster Abbey",Greater London,SW1A
> -> "Marylebone",Greater London,W1M
Please be assured that *all* central London addresses are of this
format. Precisely which postcodes constitute 'central' London I can't
help with but the prefixes in your example always have a trailing
letter. There may well be a few more.
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