Fleetwood - Notable People

Notable People

  • William Allen - English Catholic priest and cardinal.
  • Alfie Boe - Operatic tenor.
  • Stuart Chatwood - The Tea Party bass player and videogame soundtrack composer.
  • Jane Couch - former Women's International Boxing Federation welterweight champion.
  • Kelsey-Beth Crossley - Emmerdale actress.
  • John Robb - musician and writer, noted for his work in the Madchester era
  • Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood - landowner, developer and Member of Parliament, best known as the founder of Fleetwood.
  • Percy C. Mather - pioneer English Protestant Christian missionary to China, the second China Inland Mission missionary to Xinjiang Province.
  • Wes Newton - Professional Darts player, born in Blackpool, now resides in Fleetwood.
  • Charles Kay Ogden - English linguist, philosopher, and writer. Inventor and propagator of Basic English.
  • Jean Rigby - Operatic mezzo-soprano.
  • Billy Ronson - former professional footballer.
  • Frank Searle - Loch Ness photo hoaxer.
  • George Smith - former professional footballer for Manchester City.
  • Harry Stirzaker - former professional footballer for Blackpool.
  • Syd Little - part of comedy duo Little and Large along with Eddie Large
  • Billy Porter - football fullback for Windsor Villa, Fleetwood Town, Oldham Athletic, Manchester United and Hyde United

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