New South Wales, Australia. Robert Peel Primary School in Sandy, Bedfordshire. A British steamer named SS Sir Robert Peel, based in Canada, was burned by American forces on 29 May 1838, at the height of American-Canadian tensions over the Caroline Affair. Tamworth-raised musician Julian Cope sings "the king and queen have offered me the estate of Robert Peel" on the song 'Laughing Boy', from his 1984 LP Fried. The right wing of the Trafford Centre is called Peel Avenue, named after Robert Peel. The official mascot of Bury Football Club is Robbie the Bobby, in honour of Sir Robert Peel. One of the buildings which make up the Home Office headquarters, 2 Marsham St, is named Peel. The Peel building, situated on Peel Campus of the University of Salford. The Sir Robert Peel monument, Cnr George & High Streets, Montrose, Scotland Peel Crescent in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, UK. Peel Street, Hong Kong a small street in Hong Kong. Peel Street in Simcoe, Ontario, Canada is named in his honour. The Regional Municipality of Peel (originally Peel County) in Ontario, Canada. 10 Peel Centre Drive and Peel Centre. Peel Regional Police. Peel Regional Paramedic Services. Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board. Peel District School Board. former Peel Memorial Hospital (closed 2007) in Brampton, Ontario. New Zealand pioneer Francis Jollie settled in Canterbury in 1853 and named Peel Forest after the former prime minister, as he had died in the year that Canterbury was founded. The adjacent mountain and the settlement that formed also took Peel's name. The names "bobbies" and "peelers" for British police officers. Peel's Acts are named after Peel. In literature Letitia Elizabeth Landon gave her tribute to Sir Robert in her poetical illustration Sir Robert Peel to Thomas Lawrence's portrait in Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1837. Robert Peel is a secondary character in the novel Dodger by Terry Pratchett. See also List of Acts of Parliament during the first Peel ministry List of Acts of Parliament during the second Peel ministry Peelian principles Benjamin Hick References Further reading , vol 1 of the standard scholarly biography ; vol. 2 of the standard scholarly biography Read, Charles. (2023). Calming the Storms: The Carry Trade, the Banking School and British Financial Crises Since 1825. Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 21−54. Historiography Primary sources External links More about Sir Robert Peel on the Downing Street website. Biography of Sir Robert Peel at www.victorianweb.org An