Lady Manners School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

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  • Barry Askew, Editor of the News of the World in 1981, the Matlock Mercury from 1961-3, and the Sheffield Star from 1968–81
  • Thomas Denman (1733–1815) - physician
  • Helen Goodman Labour M.P. since 2005 for Bishop Auckland
  • Billy Hughes (1914–1995) - member of parliament and educator
  • Alex Hammond - Television Presenter for Sky Sports.
  • Peter Lawton - actor known for his role as Craig Jackson in Emmerdale.
  • Richard Lumsden (born 24 June 1965) is a British actor, writer, composer and musician.
  • Becky Measures - radio DJ at Peak FM
  • Edward Milner - landscape architect
  • Sir Maurice Oldfield CMG CBE - former director-general - "C" - of MI6 from 1973-8
  • Helen Peller is a prominent British classical bassoonist and former student of Charles Cracknell.
  • Julie Price, co-principal bassoonist of the BBC Symphony Orchestra
  • Alison Uttley - writer
  • Laura Wade - playwright
  • Matthew Ward - Radio Broadcaster, TV Personality
  • Phillip Whitehead - the late Labour MEP for the East Midlands, former chairman of the European Parliamentary Labour Party, television producer and Labour MP for Derby North 1970-83
  • Annie Last - Professional mountain biker
  • Dr Benjamin Darwent, medical doctor and DJ.

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