List of people from Merseyside

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This is a list of notable people from what is now the county of Merseyside, including those from the city of Liverpool.

A[]

  • Jacqui Abbott: Singer with The Beautiful South.
  • Gary Ablett: Footballer.[1]
  • Cyril Abraham: Creator and writer of The Onedin Line
  • Derek Acorah: Radiopsychic and author.[2]
  • John Aldridge: Liverpool FC footballer
  • Major General Ernest Wright Alexander VC CB CMG: Recipient of the Victoria Cross during World War I, was born in Liverpool.[3]
  • Jean Alexander: Played Hilda Ogden on the long-running soap opera Coronation Street, and Auntie Wainwright in Last of the Summer Wine.[4]
  • Trent Alexander-Arnold: Liverpool FC Footballer.
  • Marc Almond: Singer-song writer.
  • Charles Anderson: Victoria Cross recipient.[5]
  • Martyn Andrews: TV presenter, journalist, singer and actor[6]
  • Michael Angelis: Actor. Played TV Roles such as Lucien Boswell in The Liver Birds, Chrissie Todd in Boys from the Black Stuff and as Narrator of Thomas & Friends.[7]
  • John Archer (British politician): First black mayor in London (Battersea).
  • April Ashley: Model, restaurant hostess and transsexual rights campaigner.
  • Arthur Askey: Comedian.[8]
  • Blanche Atkinson: Victorian novelist and children's writer

B[]

  • Beryl Bainbridge: Writer, nominated several times for the Booker Prize.[9]
  • Leighton Baines: Former Everton and England footballer.
  • James Barton: founder of Cream (nightclub) and Creamfields,and he is now President of Electronic dance music for one of the worlds biggest event companies Live Nation Entertainment.
  • Tom Baker: Actor famous for his portrayal of the lead role in Doctor Who in the 1970s and 80s.[10]
  • Matthew Ball: Principal dancer with The Royal Ballet
  • Shirley Ballas: Ballroom dancer & TV personality.
  • Leslie Banks: Actor
  • Paul Barber: actor who played Denzil Tulser in Only Fools and Horses.
  • Clive Barker: Author, director and visual artist.[11]
  • Joey Barton: Former footballer
  • Sir Percy Bates: Chairman of Cunard Line who oversaw the launch of the RMS Queen Mary.
  • Peter Beckett: Musician.
  • Tom Bell: Actor in Prime Suspect, The Krays and Wish You Were Here.[12]
  • Tony Bellew: Former British, and European Light heavyweight champion and WBC World cruiserweight champion
  • Mitch Benn: Comedian and songwriter, known for his work on BBC Radio 2 and 4.[13]
  • Leanne Best: Actress.
  • Pete Best: Former Beatle[14]
  • John Bibby: Founder of the Bibby Line, the oldest independently owned shipping line in the world, MV Derbyshire, was the largest British ship ever to been lost at sea, 44 lost their lives,
  • James Wharton (boxer) pioneer boxer who is inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
  • John Birt: Former Director General of the BBC.[15]
  • John Bishop: Comedian
  • Cilla Black: Singer and entertainer and presenter of the long-running television show Blind Date.[16]
  • Alan Bleasdale: TV dramatist.[17]
  • Gary Bleasdale: Actor and playwright.[18]
  • Chris Boardman: British former cyclist racing champion.
  • Stan Boardman: Comedian
  • Jean Boht: Actress, known for her TV role as Nellie Boswell in Bread.
  • Charles Booth: Known for his surveys of poverty.[19]
  • Henry Booth: Inventor and director of the pioneering world's first inter-city railway
  • Tony Booth: Actor and father of Cherie Booth. Played Mike Rawlins in the sitcom Till Death Us Do Part.[20]
  • Ian Botham: Cricketer
  • Bessie Braddock: Labour politician, represented Liverpool electorate of Exchange for 24 years.
  • Doug Bradley: Actor, best known as 'Pinhead' from his best friend Clive Barker's Hellraiser films
  • John Alexander Brodie: English civil engineer.
  • Robbie Brookside: Professional wrestler.[21]
  • Ian Broudie: Singer with the Lightning Seeds.[22]
  • Andy Brown: Vocalist and guitarist of the band Lawson
  • Faith Brown: Comedian, singer and actress
  • Tom Brown: Major league baseball player[23]
  • Neil Buchanan: Television presenter/Producer best known for presenting Art Attack[24]
  • David Burke: Actor, played Watson in early episodes of Granada's Sherlock Holmes.
  • Pete Burns: Musician, founded Dead or Alive.
  • Malandra Burrows: Actress[25] Born in Woolton. Played Kathy Glover in Emmerdale.
  • Frank Bustard: Shipping pioneer, commercial use of ro-ro ferries
  • Angela Buxton: Tennis player.
  • Gerry Byrne (footballer, born 1938) Liverpool fc footballer who was also a member of the 1966 FIFA World Cup winning squad.

C[]

  • Ian Callaghan: Liverpool fc record Appearances, and along with Bobby Charlton and Nobby Stiles the only Englishman to win both the 1966 FIFA World Cup and the European cup.
  • Ramsey Campbell: Novelist.[26]
  • George Q. Cannon: First Counselor, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Congressman for the State of Utah[27]
  • Mary Birkett Card: Abolitionist and feminist poet.
  • Jamie Carragher: England and Liverpool footballer, Liverpool vice-captain.
  • Jimmy Case: Liverpool FC footballer. Won three European Cup winners medals
  • Kim Cattrall: Actress. Played Samantha Jones in Sex and the City[28]
  • Craig Charles: Actor, comedian and DJ. Played Dave Lister in Red Dwarf, Lloyd Mullaney in Coronation Street; host of BBC radio Funk and Soul Show and previously Robot Wars.[29]
  • Keith Chegwin ("Cheggers"): Television presenter. Brother of Janice Long.[30]
  • Abbey Clancy: Lingerie and catwalk model and television presenter. Married to footballer Peter Crouch.
  • James Picton: Architect
  • Anne Clough: Early suffragette in the 1800s.
  • Connor Coady: Wolverhampton Wanderers footballer, Wolverhampton Wanderers Captain.
  • Lewis Collins: Actor, born in Bidston. Played Bodie in The Professionals.
  • Jodie Comer: Actress. Played Villanelle (character) in Killing Eve
  • John Connelly (footballer, born 1938): English footballer who was a member of the 1966 FIFA World Cup winning England squad.
  • John Constantine: Fictional working class magician and con artist in DC Comics.
  • John Conteh: World light-heavyweight boxing champion and actor.
  • Brian Cooke: Comedy writer, Known for creating sitcoms Father, Dear Father, Man About the House, George and Mildred, Robin's Nest and Keep it in the Family
  • John Conway: Mathematician active in combinatorial game theory.[31]
  • Rosie Cooper: Member of Parliament.[32]
  • Kenneth Cope: Actor. Played Marty Hopkirk in Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), Jed Stone in Coronation Street and Ray Hilton in Brookside.
  • Steve Coppell: Retired footballer and manager who earned 42 caps for England.
  • Richard Corbett MEP for Merseyside 1996–1999 and Yorkshire & Humber 1999–2009
  • Elvis Costello: Singer and songwriter who is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame[33]
  • Harry Cotterell: Trader and chairman of African Association Ltd
  • Alex Cox: Film director.[34]
  • Daniel Craig: Actor, raised on the Wirral, attending Junior School, High School and Sixth Form College there; also lived in Liverpool with his mother and sister.
  • Walter Crane: Illustrator.
  • Edwina Currie: Member of Parliament, government minister and author.[35]

D[]

  • George Davies: Popular fashion businessman.[36]
  • Terence Davies: Film director.[37]
  • Paul Dawber: Actor, Neighbours, Sons & Daughters, The Novelist.[38]
  • Dixie Dean: Celebrated Everton footballer.
  • Carol Decker: Singer, lead vocalist with T'Pau.[39]
  • Les Dennis: Comedian and actor.[40] Presented Family Fortunes (1987-2002), played Michael Rodwell in Coronation Street.
  • Michael Dixon: Cricket umpire.[41]
  • Ken Dodd: Comedian and entertainer.[42]
  • Arthur Dooley: Artist and sculptor.
  • Brian Dooley: Writer of The Smoking Room.[43]
  • James Francis Doyle: Architect.
  • Ryan Doyle: 2x freerunning world champion
  • Toni Duggan: Footballer
  • Paul Du Noyer: Music journalist and author of Liverpool: Wondrous Place[44]

E[]

  • Dave Watson: Former Everton FC and England footballer.
  • Andrew Edis: High Court Judge.
  • Taron Egerton: Actor.
  • Peter Ellis: British architect, invented the Paternoster lift
  • Jennifer Ellison: Actress.
  • Fred Emney: Comedy actor.
  • Brian Epstein: Music entrepreneur, and the manager of The Beatles.[45]
  • Terry Etim: Former UFC Fighter
  • Shaun Evans: Actor, most famous for playing Morse in the ITV series, Endeavour
  • Roy Evans: Former Liverpool FC footballer and manager.
  • Tom Evans: Musician/composer who was most notable for his work with the band Badfinger.[46]
  • Kenny Everett: DJ and comic.[47] Born in Seaforth.

F[]

  • Joe Fagan: Former Liverpool F.C manager, last English manager to win the European cup and first to win a historic treble in 1984.
  • David Fairclough: Former Liverpool F.C. footballer and was one of the six footballers Liverpool born to win the 1977 European Cup Final and 1978 European Cup Final.
  • John Fay: TV scriptwriter and playwright
  • Rebecca Ferguson: Singer, came second in the 2010 X Factor competition
  • Sebastian Ziani de Ferranti: inventor, founder of Ferranti that built and produced the Ferranti Mark 1 the worlds first commercial computer.
  • Fred Ferris: Actor and comedian.
  • Neil Fitzmaurice: Actor & writer best known as Ray Von in Phoenix Nights.[48]
  • Alex Fletcher: Played Jacquie Dixon in Brookside, Currently plays Diane O'Connor in Hollyoaks
  • Frederic Franklin: Dancer.[49]
  • Helen Forrester: Author, wrote books (inc Tuppence to cross the Mersey) about her childhood from privileged child to slum kid in Liverpool in the 1930s
  • Tony Forsyth: Stage and screen actor
  • William Bower Forwood: English businessman, shipping magnate and politician.
  • Robbie Fowler: Liverpool FC footballer.[50]
  • Jenny Frost: Singer and former member of Atomic Kitten.[51]
  • Billy Fury: Pop singer and songwriter.[52]

G[]

  • Gerald Gardner: Founder of modern Wicca
  • Tom Georgeson: Actor.[53]
  • Alex Gerrard: Wife Of Steven Gerrard.
  • Steven Gerrard: Football manager and former footballer, captain of Liverpool F.C. and England. [54]
  • William Ewart Gladstone: Four times British Prime Minister[55]
  • Sir Richard Glazebrook: Physicist.[56]
  • Clive Beverley Glynn: Flying ace[57]
  • Lord Peter Goldsmith: British government Attorney General.[58]
  • Leon Goossens: Musician.[59]
  • Sidonie Goossens: Musician.[60]
  • John Gorman: Writer, actor, performer, director & producer
  • Caroline Gotch: Artist.
  • Stephen Graham Actor
  • Debbie Greenwood: Television presenter, former beauty queen.
  • Arnold Dyson: former professional bodybuilder, The first British winner of the Mr Universe Championships in 1953 beating a pre- James Bond Sean Connery.
  • Sam Grey: Actress
  • Deryck Guyler: Comedy actor.[61]

H[]

  • Natasha Hamilton: Singer and former member of Atomic Kitten.[62]
  • Russ Hamilton: Singer & songwriter – Hits in both UK and US. His song "Rainbow" reached number 10 in US in 1957.[63]
  • Harry Hanan: Cartoonist of the syndicated comic strip Louie
  • Tommy Handley: Comedian.[64]
  • Gerald Hanley: Novelist and brother of James Hanley
  • James Hanley: Novelist and playwright[65]
  • David Hanson: Politician.[66]
  • Gus Harris: Mayor of Scarborough, Ontario, Canada from 1978–88
  • George Harrison: Singer and songwriter who is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Beatles and who also founded the Traveling Wilburys.
  • Rex Harrison: Actor famous for My Fair Lady.[67]
  • Bill Harry: Creator of Mersey Beat, an important newspaper of the early 1960s, which focused on the Liverpool music scene. Author of 25 books.[68]
  • Ian Hart: Actor known for playing John Lennon in Backbeat and for playing Professor Quirrell in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001).[69]
  • Jesse Hartley: born Pontefract, Designer and Civil engineer of Liverpool Docks including The Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool.
  • Colin Harvey: former player and coach and manager of Everton F.C..
  • Derek Hatton: Controversial former local politician, most famous for his opposition to Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government.[70]
  • Paul Heaton: born Bromborough on Merseyside singer songwriter with The Beautiful South.
  • Felicia Hemans: Poet, wrote "Casabianca" (The boy stood on the burning deck...).[71]
  • Adrian Henri: Painter and poet.[72]
  • Joseph W. Herbert: Actor, singer and dramatist
  • Derek Mountfield: Former Everton FC footballer.[73]
  • William Patrick Hitler: Nephew of Adolf Hitler.[74]
  • Paul Hodkinson: Featherweight European and WBC world boxing champion
  • Michael Holliday: Singer in the 1950s. He had a string of chart hits in the pre-Beatles era in the UK, including two number one singles, "The Story of My Life" and "Starry Eyed".
  • Alfred Holt:Shipping magnate, Founder of the Blue funnel line and the Ocean steam shipping line, and co-founded Singapore airlines
  • George Holt: Co-founder of the Lamport and Holt shipping Line.
  • Robert Durning Holt: First Lord Mayor of Liverpool.
  • Clive Hornby: Actor, played Jack Sugden in Emmerdale.
  • Frank Hornby: Railway toys and Meccano businessman.[75]
  • Jeremiah Horrocks: Astronomer[76]
  • Mary Hottinger née Mackie: Liverpool born, Scottish translator and editor of crime, ghost and horror stories.[77]
  • Geoffrey Hughes: Actor, born in Wallasey. Played Eddie Yeats in Coronation Street, Onslow in Keeping Up Appearances, Vernon Scrips in Heartbeat and Twiggy in The Royle Family.
  • John Hulley: Gymnasiarch of Liverpool and founder of the British Olympic movement in 1865.

I[]

  • Philip Ingham: Scientist
  • Jason Isaacs: Actor.[78] Plays Lucius Malfoy in Harry Potter.
  • J. Bruce Ismay: Chairman of the White star line. Highest ranking officer to survive the RMS Titanic disaster.

J[]

  • Amy Jackson: Actor.
  • Glenda Jackson: Oscar-winning actress and former Labour Party MP.
  • Simon Jones (musician): Base guitarist in the rock band The Verve.
  • Brian Jacques: Bestselling author of the Redwall series of children's fantasy books.[79]
  • William Stanley Jevons: Leading political economist and logician of his time, one of the initiators of the marginal revolution, author of the Jevons Paradox
  • Paul Jewell: Football club manager.[80]
  • David Johnson: Former Liverpool FC footballer who won three European cups and was one of seven Liverpool born footballers who won the 1981 European Cup Final.
  • Holly Johnson: Musician.[81]
  • Katarina Johnson-Thompson: Heptathlete.
  • Sir Thomas Johnson: was largely responsible for the modern city of Liverpool, promoting the Old Dock the worlds first commercial wet dock.
  • Alfred Lewis Jones: Ship owner, and founder of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
  • Curtis Jones: Liverpool FC footballer.
  • Jack Jones: Union leader.
  • Ken Jones: Actor. Appeared in TV shows such as The Liver Birds, The Squirrels and Jesus of Nazareth.
  • Laurence Jones: Blues rock musician[82]

K[]

  • Miles Kane: Musician, originally from the Wirral, best known as the co-frontman of the Last Shadow Puppets and former frontman of the Rascals.
  • Gillian Kearney: Actress, Brookside, Damon and Debbie, Hope and Glory, Casualty, Emmerdale.[83]
  • Stan Kelly-Bootle: Academic, author, folk singer & songwriter. Songs include Liverpool Lullaby. Author of several books on computing.
  • Sir Anthony Kenny: Academic, writer on religion and philosophy, former President of the British Academy and current President of the Royal Institute of Philosophy.
  • Bill Kenwright: Theatre supremo and Everton F.C. chairman.[84]
  • Josh Kirby: Artist and illustrator.[85]

L[]

  • Brian Labone: Footballer, Everton captain and England international, last of the Corinthians
  • John Laird: Founder of Cammell Laird shipyards.
  • Rickie Lambert: Footballer, Liverpool F.C. striker.
  • Carla Lane: Television writer. Creator of sitcoms such as The Liver Birds, Butterflies and Bread.[86]
  • Lynda La Plante: Screenwriter and actress.[87]
  • James Larkin: Trade unionist and socialist.
  • Frank Laskier: WWII sailor who was a public icon for recruiting new mariners.
  • Chris Lawler: Former Liverpool footballer.
  • Fred Lawless: Playwright and television writer.[88]
  • Terry Leahy: Businessman, credited with taking Tesco to market dominance.
  • Zack Lee: Martial art actor.
  • Sammy Lee: Former Liverpool FC footballer.
  • Spencer Leigh: Film and TV actor.[89][90]
  • Spencer Leigh: Presenter of the BBC Radio Merseyside show "On the Beat".[91]
  • Cynthia Lennon: Artist, author and first wife of John Lennon and mother of Julian Lennon.
  • John Lennon: Singer and songwriter who is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Beatles and later John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band.
  • Julian Lennon: Musician, photographer and philanthropist. Son of John and Cynthia Lennon.
  • Brian Leveson: High Court judge
  • Phil Liggett: Sports commentator.[92]
  • Matt Lloyd: British sledge hockey player
  • Janice Long: Influential Radio 1 DJ of the 1980s. Sister of Keith Chegwin.
  • Nigel Lythgoe: Former dancer, now producer of talent shows such as American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance.

M[]

  • Donald MacAlister: Educated at Liverpool Institute for Boys.[93]
  • Donald Ginger McCain: Racehorse trainer four times winner of the Grand National three times with Red Rum.
  • Jim McCarty: Musician who is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Yardbirds.
  • SIr Paul McCartney: Singer and songwriter who is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Beatles and later Paul McCartney and Wings.
  • Liz McClarnon: Singer; member of the former girl group Atomic Kitten.[94]
  • Andy McCluskey: Singer with OMD.[95]
  • Natalie McCool: Singer, songwriter and guitarist signed to Steve Levine's label 'Hubris Records'.[96]
  • Ian McCulloch: Lead singer of Echo & the Bunnymen
  • Terry McDermott: Liverpool FC footballer who won three European Cup Winners medals in 1977, 1978 & 1981.
  • Dave McCabe: Singer and songwriter, guitarist in The Zutons.
  • Roy McFarland: Retired footballer and manager who earned 28 England caps.
  • Paul McGann: Actor, starred in cult classic film Withnail and I, The Monocled Mutineer and Doctor Who, amongst others.[97]
  • Stephen McGann: Actor and science communicator best known for his portrayal of Dr. Turner in Call the Midwife.
  • Joe McGann: Actor, has appeared in several TV shows, including The Upper Hand and was Barry, one of Harry Enfields 'Scousers'
  • Mark McGann: Actor, played John Lennon in the TV movie John and Yoko: A Love Story and several other TV credits
  • Mike McGear: Photographer, musician, member of The Scaffold, younger brother of Beatles bassist Paul McCartney.[98]
  • Roger McGough: Performance poet.[99]
  • Jimmy McGovern: Initially a writer on Brookside he went on to write Cracker starring Robbie Coltrane and the film Priest as well as the reality based drama Hillsborough (1996 film) based on the Hillsborough disaster in which 97 Liverpool fans died.[100]
  • Victor McGuire: Actor, born and raised in Tuebrook. Known for playing Jack Boswell in the sitcom Bread and Ron Wheatcroft in Goodnight Sweetheart.
  • Len McCluskey: general secretary of Unite the Union.
  • Steve McManaman: Liverpool, Real Madrid and England footballer.[101]
  • Jack McMullen: Actor, best known for role in Grange Hill as character "Tigger".[102]
  • Hattie Mahood: Baptist deacon, suffragist and temperance campaigner[103]
  • Nick McCabe: guitarist with rock band The Verve
  • Gerry Marsden: Lead singer, songwriter and guitarist with Gerry and the Pacemakers.
  • John P. Marshall: Investor and owner of Vác FC and Egri FC
  • Sharon Maughan: Actress, Holby City and Gold Blend.[104]
  • Lee Mavers: Singer-songwriter and rhythm guitarist with the La's.[105]
  • James Maybrick: Victorian cotton merchant whose supposed diary contain a confession for the crimes of Jack the Ripper, though this is held by most authorities to be a crude forgery.[106]
  • George Melly: Jazz and blues singer; art critic and historian.
  • John Bigham, 1st Viscount Mersey: QC known for heading the inquiry into the sinking of the RMS Titanic,RMS Lusitania,RMS Empress of Ireland.
  • John Milne: professor,geologists, and mining engineer, who invented a pioneering Seismometer to detect and measure earthquakes.
  • Joey Molland: Rock and roll guitarist, singer and songwriter, from the band Badfinger
  • Stephen Molyneux: British e-Learning Guru.[107]
  • Nicholas Monsarrat: Author of The Cruel Sea.[108]
  • Peter Moore: British-American business executive.
  • Pippa Moore: Ballet dancer.[109]
  • Steve McMahon: English footballer
  • John Moores: Businessman and founder of Littlewoods Pools.[110]
  • Mark Moraghan: Actor, born and brought up in Toxteth, best known for TV roles in the BBC medical soap 'Holby City', Brookside (for Channel 4) and as the Narrator of Thomas & Friends.[111]
  • Ronnie Moran: Liverpool FC captain and was a member the Boot Room coaching staff.
  • Fidelis Morgan: Actress and writer[112]
  • Robert Morris: American financier and signatory of the Declaration of Independence.[113]
  • David Morrissey: Actor.[114]
  • Dennis Mortimer: Aston Villa FC 1982 European Cup winning captain.
  • Jimmy Mulville: Comedian, comedy writer, producer and television presenter.
  • Margaret Murphy: Crime novelist.[115]
  • Max Muspratt: Chemist and politician.[116]

N[]

  • Vincent Nichols: Leader of England's Roman Catholics.[117]
  • Elizabeth Nickell-Lean: Operatic singer
  • Derek Nimmo: Character actor. Played the Reverend Mervyn Noote in the sitcom All Gas and Gaiters and Brother/Father Dominic in Oh, Brother! and Oh, Father!.[118]
  • Kevin Nolan: Footballer, former Bolton Wanderers and Newcastle United midfielder.
  • Stephen Norris: Politician and businessman.[119]

O[]

P[]

  • John Parrott: World Championship-winning snooker player, and television personality.[122]
  • Alan Parry: TV football commentator.[123]
  • Brian Patten: Poet.[124]
  • Tricia Penrose: Actress who played Gina in the TV series Heartbeat.[125]
  • George Philip: Cartographer, map publisher and founder of the publishing house George Philip & Son Ltd.
  • Sir Adrian Boult: Orchestra Conductor.
  • Tony Phillips: Artist and printmaker[126]
  • John Power: Singer & songwriter with Cast and bassist with the La's.[127]
  • Steve Prestwich: Former drummer from Australian band Cold Chisel.
  • Dominic Purcell: Played Lincoln Burrows in Prison Break.[128]
  • Richard Pyros: Actor

Q[]

  • Richard Quest: CNN TV presenter and journalist
  • Micky Quinn: Former professional footballer and racehorse trainer
  • Ray Quinn: Actor and singer.[129]

R[]

  • Heidi Range: Singer with the Sugababes.[130]
  • William Ratcliffe: Victoria Cross recipient.[131]
  • Eleanor Rathbone: Campaigning MP
  • Sir Simon Rattle: Orchestra conductor.[131]
  • Jack Rea: NXT UK wrestler.[132]
  • Phil Redmond: Television writer, producer and media entrepreneur. Created Grange Hill, Brookside, Hollyoaks and Emmerdale.[133]
  • Peter Reid: Everton and England international footballer.[134]
  • Miranda Richardson: Actress
  • Jimmy Rimmer: former footballer.
  • Andy Ripley: Rugby union player for England (24 caps) and the British and Irish Lions on their unbeaten 1974 tour of South Africa.[135]
  • Kate Robbins: Impressionist, cousin of Paul McCartney, sister of Ted Robbins.[136]
  • Ted Robbins: Comic, actor and broadcaster, cousin of Paul McCartney, brother of Kate Robbins.[137]
  • Nigel Roberts: Computer scientist was born in Liverpool
  • Anne Robinson: Journalist, host of hit TV game show The Weakest Link.[138]
  • Sir Ken Robinson: Educationalist
  • Robert Robinson: TV presenter, radio presenter and writer.[139]
  • Bill Rodgers: Politician and member of SDP "Gang of Four".[140]
  • Wayne Rooney: Footballer. Everton, Manchester United and England international all time record goal scorer.
  • Paul Rooney: Visual and sound artist.[141]
  • William Roscoe: Anti-slavery campaigner and poet, whose popular work was translated into French, German, and other languages.[142]
  • Leonard Rossiter: Actor who played Landlord Rigsby in the Yorkshire TV series Rising Damp, and the title character in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin, as well as many other roles.[143]
  • Patricia Routledge: Actress, star of "Keeping Up Appearances".[144]
  • Geoff Rowley: Pro skate boarder.[145]
  • Herbert James Rowse: Architect, whose works included India Buildings and Martins Bank Building.
  • Joe Royle: Former Everton F.C. player and manager.
  • Lita Roza: Singer, first female singer to have a number one record in UK and the first Liverpudlian to have a number one record with "How Much is that Doggie in the Window" in 1953.
  • Alan Rudkin: former boxing British and European Bantamweight and Featherweight champion.
  • Robert Runcie: Anglican archbishop.[146]
  • Edward Rushton: Blind anti-slavery campaigner who founded the Royal school of the blind oldest continuous blind school in the world.
  • Willy Russell: Playwright.[147]

S[]

  • Herbert Samuel: Liberal statesman
  • Sunetra Sarker: Actress
  • Paul Sass: UFC fighter
  • Ron Saunders: Birkenhead born: Former Aston Villa FC manager.
  • Alexei Sayle: Comedian and writer.[148]
  • Gia Scala: Actress.[149]
  • Peter Serafinowicz: Actor and comic writer, his most notable work includes penning the satire Look Around You, and voicing Darth Maul in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace.[150]
  • Will Sergeant: Musician, guitarist in Echo and the Bunnymen.
  • Anthony Shaffer: Dramatist of Sleuth and The Wicker Man fame. Twin brother of Peter Shaffer.[151]
  • Peter Shaffer: Dramatist of Equus and Amadeus fame. Twin brother of Anthony Shaffer.[152]
  • Christopher Shannon: Menswear designer
  • Lesley Sharp: Actress.[153]
  • Chris Sharrock: Drummer for the band Beady Eye, former member of The Icicle Works, The La's and Oasis
  • Chris Shepherd: Writer, director and animator.[154]
  • Kate Sheppard: Born in Liverpool became New Zealand's most famous suffragette.
  • Cornelius Sherlock: Architect of the Walker Art Gallery
  • Peter Shore: Labour politician.[155]
  • Mark Simpson: Composer and clarinettist
  • Peter Sissons: Journalist & newsreader.[156]
  • Elisabeth Sladen: Actress, best remembered as a Doctor Who assistant.[157]
  • Paul Smith: Professional boxer and former British Super-Middle Weight Champion, and is a member of a family of British champions Callum Smith, Liam Smith, Stephen Smith
  • Tommy Smith: Former Liverpool FC captain, and former owner of The Cavern Club.
  • Sonia: Pop singer
  • Olaf Stapledon: Author.[158]
  • Graham Stark: Actor
  • Michael Starke: Actor
  • Freddie Starr: Comedian, impressionist and Grand National-winning owner.
  • Sir Ringo Starr (né Richard Starkey): Drummer inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the The Beatles, and also the first Narrator of Thomas & Friends[159]
  • Alison Steadman: Actress.[160]
  • Adrian Scott Stokes: Artist known for his landscape paintings.[161]
  • Robert Stopford: Bishop of London
  • Alan Stubbs: Everton FC footballer.[162]
  • George Stubbs: Artist known for his paintings of horses.[163]
  • Charles Thurstan Holland: pioneer of Radiology,established radiology as a standalone specialty.
  • Kenny Swain: known as one of the four footballers from Merseyside that was a member of Ron Saunders team that won the league and 1982 European Cup Final with Aston Villa FC.
  • Stuart Sutcliffe: Early member of the Beatles.[164]
  • Claire Sweeney: Actress, singer and television presenter.[165]
  • Clive Swift: Actor. Played Richard Bucket in Keeping Up Appearances.[166]
  • David Swift: Actor.[167]
  • Joy Swift: Inventor of the murder mystery weekend.
  • John Samuel Swire: shipping magnate, founder China Navigation Company, and the Swire group.
  • Terry Sylvester: singer and songwriter who is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Hollies.
  • Magda Szubanski : Born in Liverpool, Australian actress

T[]

  • Raymond Tallis: Professor of Geriatric Medicine and poet[168]
  • Jimmy Tarbuck: Comedian, Host of Sunday Night at the London Palladium, Winner Takes All and Tarby's Frame Game, father of Liza Tarbuck[169]
  • Liza Tarbuck: actress, television and radio presenter, daughter of Jimmy Tarbuck.
  • Banastre Tarleton: British cavalry officer during the American War of Independence.[170]
  • Nel Tarleton: British featherweight boxing champion on three separate occasions.
  • Tanya Tate: Award-winning adult film star.[171]
  • Jodie Taylor: Arsenal and England footballer.
  • Heidi Thomas: Screenwriter and playwright best known for screen adaptations including Capture The Castle, Cranford, from Elizabeth Gaskell's novels, and Call the Midwife, based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth.
  • Phil Thompson: Liverpool FC European Cup winning captain in 1981, and Merseyside's most decorated footballer.
  • Bill Tidy: Cartoonist.[172]
  • Dick Tiger: Nigerian world boxing champion, lived in Liverpool.[173]
  • Darren Till, Mixed Martial Artist, UFC Welterweight.
  • Ricky Tomlinson: Actor & comedian[174]
  • George Turpin: Boxer, who won a bronze medal at the 1972 Summer Olympics[175]
  • Rita Tushingham: Actress.[176]
  • Cathy Tyson: Actress.[177]

V[]

  • Henry Hill Vale: architect who was active in the 1860s and 70s and co-designed the Walker Art Gallery
  • Frankie Vaughan: Stylish singer, dancer and entertainer, whose career ran from the late 1940s.[178]
  • Colin Vearncombe: Singer Aka 'Black' who had a big hit with 'Wonderful Life' in 1987
  • William Vestey, 1st Baron Vestey: Shipping magnate of the Blue Star Line and the Vestey group, pioneers of refrigeration and cold storage.
  • Sir Edmund Vestey, 1st Baronet: Co-founder of Vestry group.
  • Ken Testi: Co-founder of Eric's Club,most notable for promoting Freddie Mercury during is time he was living in Penny Lane, Liverpool,and being lead singer in liverpool based band Ibex and later Wreckage (1969 band).

W[]

  • Pete Wade: Blues / rock guitarist with Engine, and Connie Lush & Blues Shouter.[179]
  • Neville Wadia: Bombay industrialist and philanthropist
  • Jonathan Walters: Footballer with Stoke City.
  • Alfred Waterhouse: Architect.[180]
  • Emma Watkinson: Businesswoman.[181]
  • Frank Westerton: Stage and silent-film actor
  • Joseph Williamson: Philanthropist and builder of Williamson's tunnels.[182]
  • Bobby Willis: Songwriter, husband and manager of Cilla Black.
  • Harold Wilson: former prime minister educated at Wirral Grammar School for Boys and a member of parliament of Huyton from 1950-1983, A statue was Erected in Huyton town centre in 2006.
  • Robb Wilton: Comedian.[183]
  • Peter Withe: Former Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa and England international footballer, who scored the only goal in the 1982 European cup final.
  • Max Woosnam: English footballer.
  • Eleanor Worthington-Cox: Actress
  • Emma Wray: Actress. Played Brenda Wilson in the Granada TV sitcom Watching.
  • Pete Wylie: Singer songwriter "The Mighty Wah!".[184]
  • Arthur Wynne: Inventor of the crossword.

Y[]

  • Mal Young: Television producer and executive, has overseen such shows as Brookside, EastEnders, The Bill and Doctor Who.[185]

See also[]

  • List of bands and artists from Merseyside

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