A town council in England has been accused of an ‘apostrophe catastrophe’ at a landmark – after putting the punctuation mark in three different places on three signs.
The trio of signs call the hillside Trooper’s Hill, Troopers’ Hill and Troopers Hill – sparking a debate that goes back over 200 years.
The beauty spot located in Bristol in the west of England has been operating as a local nature reserve for 27 years now and is reported to be “one of the most spectacular wildlife spots in the city.”
