Residents from the city have shared their favourite street names in Brighton.

The Argus asked locals to share what street name in the city is their favourite and a number of streets were nominated.

Among the nominations were famous ones such as "Quadrophenia Alley", which was chosen by Victoria Rossiter, as well as street names that evoked nostalgia among locals.

Last year stars of the Brighton-based cult film unveiled a plaque in the alley where the classic was shot.

Actors Phil Daniels and Gary Shail revealed the blue plaque in Quadrophenia Alley in April.

The 1979 film starred Daniels as Jimmy and Shail as Spider and was loosely based on The Who’s 1973 album of the same name.

One local Christopher Rose said his favourite road was the Old Shoreham Road "because of how long it is" and the way it passed a number of places he played as a child.

Other streets were nominated as they reminded people of loved ones. Resident Yvonne Burgis chose Florence Road as her favourite.

She said: "Lovely old houses and the same name as my great aunt."

Julia Charman chose Ingham Drive in the Coldean area as she said it was named after her grandfather.

One popular street that was named multiple times by several locals, including Roberta Raphael-Harris and Josh Taylor, was "Lover's Walk".

Dyke Road, which runs from near Devil's Dyke towards central Brighton, was also a sure favourite among some residents, along with Coronation Street, which is not the same one that features on TV most evenings a week.

Just a few years ago, Dyke Road - along with Devil's Dyke - was banned from Facebook in an error as it was deemed "hate speech".

Facebook confirmed it would fix the error so that people could refer to both the road name and beauty spot on the social media platform.

Although a number of residents named smaller streets as their favourite road names, some satirical responses were from residents who named roads leading out of Brighton, including the A23, A27 and M23.

With a number of responses from residents, it is clear that the city has a number of street names interesting enough for locals to have their all-time favourites and generate a lot of nostalgic feelings too.