Notable People
- See Category:People from Bridgend and Category:People from Bridgend county borough
- Jonathan Brown (Footballer)
- David Emanuel (Fashion Designer)
- Owen Teale (Actor)
- Downtown Julie Brown (Actress)
- Steve Strange (Singer)
- Bullet for My Valentine (Band)
- Steve Brace (Olympic Athlete - Marathon)
- Paul Burston (Author/Journalist)
- Lee Byrne (Rugby player)
- Nicole Cooke (Cyclist)
- Peter Cottrell (Historian/Writer)
- Matt Crowell (Footballer)
- Ryan Day (Snooker Player)
- Rhys Day (Footballer)
- Deddie Davies (Actor)
- Rhys Davies (European Tour Golfer)
- Mark Donovan (Actor)
- Huw Edwards (BBC newsreader)
- David Emanuel (fashion designer)
- Funeral for a Friend (Band)
- Scott Gibbs (Rugby player)
- Hondo Maclean (Band)
- Michael Hall (Rugby player)
- Robert Howley (Rugby player)
- Howard Marks (Author)
- Gavin Henson (Rugby player)
- Marc Jenkins (Olympic Triathlete)
- Alex Jones (Cricketer)
- Carwyn Jones (Incumbent First Minister of Wales)
- Ruth Jones (Actress)
- Jayce Lewis (Musician)
- Gareth Llewellyn (Rugby player)
- Sean McCarthy (Footballer)
- The Partisans (Band)
- Billy Rees (Footballer)
- Gareth Thomas (Rugby player)
- Helen Tucker (2008 World Triathlon Champion)
- Bradley Wadlan (cricketer)
- David Williams (crime writer)
- J.P.R. Williams (Rugby player)
- Colours of One (Band)
- Aled Davies (Paralympian)
- Nathan Stephens (Paralympian)
- Sir William Morgan (Inventor of the x-ray process)
- Sir Morien Morgan (contributor to development of supersonic flight)
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