Cleethorpes - Notable People

Notable People

  • Kristian Adams, cricketer, played for Kent and Lincolnshire, born in Cleethorpes
  • Bill Appleyard (1879–1958), footballer for Newcastle United, born in Cleethorpes
  • H. Hugh Bancroft, organist and composer
  • Stephen Bennett, golfer
  • Nibbs Carter, bassist for heavy metal group Saxon
  • John Cockerill, footballer
  • Peter Collinson, film producer and director
  • Bob Cottam, cricketer
  • Eorl Crabtree, rugby league footballer
  • Michele Dotrice, actor
  • Helen Fospero, television newsreader and journalist
  • Vivean Gray, actor
  • Alan Green, local politician
  • Chris Hargreaves, footballer
  • Patricia Hodge, actor
  • Gemma Merna, actor
  • Kerry William Purcell, author on graphic design and visual culture
  • Helen Roberts, singer and actor
  • Paul Roberts, cricketer
  • Carl Ross, fishery entrepreneur
  • Rod Temperton, songwriter, record producer and musician
  • Bridget Turner, actor
  • Richard Witts, musicologist and ex leader of 1980s group The Passage
  • Darren Wrack, footballer
  • Patrick Wymark, actor

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