Jeremy

[hellywelly4]

Just to make you smile - apparently the name Jeremy is not as popular as it was when naming babies. Can't think why!!!!

[mikey4444]

Nigel doesn't seem to be very popular either !

"No Brexit bounce for the name Nigel"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-41332138

[melv16]

Clarkson and Beadle. I can't think of any others ;-)

[Buenchico]

For anyone who wants a list of the most popular names:
https://www.mumsnet.com/baby-names/most-popular-baby-names-england-wales

My own name seems to get less and less popular. (See the blue line here: https://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/887493Names.jpg )

You can get a similar graph for your own name here:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/09/20/oliver-olivia-crowned-countrys-popular-baby-names/

[jordyboy14]

I personally think that Thomas or Jeff are fine

[Jackdaw33]

Don't forget Paxman, Melv.

[gulliver1]

Just to make you smile- apparently the name Boris is not as popular as it was when naming babies .Can't think why !!!!

[Mamyalynne]

Algernon has dropped a few places too.

[Jackdaw33]

Not many Horaces and Eustaces around these days.

[douglas9401]

[Jackdaw33]

Whatever happened to all the Enids, Ediths and Gertrudes?

[EDDIE51]

My real name is Jeremy. I have met very few other Jeremy's in my 67 years. Most people shorten it to Jerry, which is how I am normally known.

[jim360]

I suspect there will have been Brexit bouncing of a slightly different kind among some families in the wake of the result though.

[melv16]

Irons

[Cloverjo]

That was an interesting link, buenchico.
No British baby girls have had my name since 2008, and there were only 3 of them then. I can't think of a politician who might have put people off.

[Cloverjo]

There were more Jeremys than Theresas though. I wonder why? ;)

[ChillDoubt]

I've a feeling it won't be popular amongst NHS personnel either.........especially as he's a total Hunt!

[Jackdaw33]

Oh, no. You poor so-and-so.

[melv16]

Kyle.