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Loz said It's not official, as there is no official place called Middlesex any more (unlike Kent, which has a county council). And some part of the old Middlesex, like Ealing, do have West London postal codes (e.g. W13, W9, W4) and much of the rest NW postal codes. The rest of it has Uxbridge (UB], Harrow (HA), Watford (WD) and Enfield (EN) codes. It isnt unofficial either! Those 4 places are all entitled to use Middlesex, dating from the day they were incorporated in the (then) new county of Greater London. It's a historical county and all over the country people - if they so wish - can include the old county's name in their addresses. And if they don't so wish, they can just put the post code.

Townleygreen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are still postal addresses that use > Middlesex...like Teddington, Twickenham, Harrow, > etc etc ruffers wrote: People might write it but it's not part of the postal address as far as the post office is concerned to my knowledge - the address is town and postcode. I wasn't suggesting that is was needed to get some post delivered, but nevertheless those places are not in London postal areas but are officially classified as Middlesex, like Beckenham is officially Kent.

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There are still postal addresses that use Middlesex...like Teddington, Twickenham, Harrow, etc etc

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