Our local hairdresser seems to be indicating its specialism:
“Fanny Coiffure” in Villefranche de Lonchat
Everyone is diversifying these days
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L’Arsenic Café near to us, never tried it!
My late missus’s doctor in the UK was Dr Killcross.
The former Warford FC footballer Fitz Hall was nicknamed ‘One Size’…
I knew a Walter Wall, he did not fit carpets 
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This is the one I know
My word there is more than 1 - and I seem to remember French ladies being famous for their underarm hair - I may have been wrong all along.
Almost forgot - Pratt’s Bottom, used to live a few miles away when I was young.
Great Snoring in Norfolk is just that…
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The rector of the village where I spent my childhood retired to Little Snoring
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Er, a fanny isn’t an underarm, clearly shome mishtake.
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Six Mile Bottom near Cambridge used to make me snort.
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There’s a dr at the clinic in Berg called Maniac* which is rather wonderful though alas it doesn’t mean the same thing in Fr and Eng.
*spelt Magnac
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Had many a happy time at the Crispin Inn at Ham.
There’s a lot of them about!
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When I was a staff nurse in London(1980) the houseman on my ward was a Dr Fear,one of the registrars was Dr Clore and the other was Dr Gore(who sadly died recently after I think a yellow fever jab)
I always used to laugh at Wyre Piddle(I think in Worcs UK)and when first came to France was astounded to see someone walking round with a T shirt with Athletes Foot written on the front(maybe from a sport shop)
Also Tati shops(dothey still exist ?)
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Yes I used to know it well, we seem to know the pubs in the area maybe our paths have crossed over the years?
Here’s another funny name this time for a pub, it used to be called The Green man.
I used to pass a lane on my bus journey to Lancaster which said Crematorium and underneath one Way Street.
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Farce being the French word for stuffing, presumably he is a specialist in fillings!