Notable Residents
- Mike Barson, the keyboardist of the British pop/ska band Madness
- Sian Berry, Green Party politician and 2008 Green Party candidate for London Mayor.
- Archie Bland, journalist, writer and Deputy Editor of The Independent newspaper
- Tom Conti, actor
- Giles Coren, restaurant critic
- Hunter Davies, writer
- Simon Day, comedian
- Noel Fielding, comedian
- Mr Hudson, singer
- Margaret Forster, writer
- Ben Goldacre, medical doctor and journalist
- Eddy Grant, reggae and rock artist
- Patricia Hewitt, former Secretary of State for Health
- Bert Jansch, folk musician
- Jim Jeffries, comedian
- Tessa Jowell, Olympics Minister
- Roger Lloyd Pack, actor
- Karl Marx, 19th century political philosopher.
- Scott Mills, Radio 1 DJ
- Harry Mount, historian, barrister and journalist.
- Henry Neele, poet
- Mohamed Nur, Mayor of Mogadishu
- Gareth Peirce, solicitor
- Lucy Porter, comedian
- Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian newspaper
- Ibrahim Sharif, Deputy Mayor of Mogadishu
- Jon Snow, TV journalist
- Keir Starmer, Director of Public Prosecutions
- Jim Sturgess, Actor and Musician
- R N Taber, Poet
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