I´m not sure I necessarily go with the judges – Ewan Kerr was always a cracker. And I couldn´t in good faith call a child Peter Raggett, and there is a clutch of Noah´s at present which could prove tricky. Of the list, I particularly liked Michele Lynn and Justin Credible.
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I would think Neil Down might qualify as a fairly awful one.
A friend once swore blind he was at school with brothers Andrew Nuss and Peter Nuss. I went to school with a Peter Uren and the rather bizarrely named Storm Boyle.
The best one, though was someone I heard about (and who subsequently popped up on the Telegraph business pages, so she does exist), whose married name – yes, she had to make a choice to take this name – was
In the end I didn´t have the heart to call either of my girls Wendy Hendy.