British Famous Names Starting with Letter L

Is a footballer for Havant and Waterlooville. Having previously played for Portsmouth, Swindon,Weymo

Is a footballer for Havant and Waterlooville. Having previously played for Portsmouth, Swindon,Weymouth and Southend he moved to Bognor in 2004. However on 28th March 2008, he was sold by Bognor to Havant and Waterlooville FC in a player swap with Richard Paquette

Is a professional footballer for Bradford City. He is a left back.O'Brien joined Bradford City when

Is a professional footballer for Bradford City. He is a left back.O'Brien joined Bradford City when he was eight-years-old, and signed professional terms at the age of 17. He was twice voted young player of the year at City and travelled with the first team squad for the first time aged only 16.

Was a professional English born Kittian footballer who is now retired, he played as a striker.

Was a professional English born Kittian footballer who is now retired, he played as a striker.

Is a footballer and coach. Blissett played as a striker for, amongst others, Watford, A.C. Milan and

Is a footballer and coach. Blissett played as a striker for, amongst others, Watford, A.C. Milan and England during the 1980s.He was one of the first black footballers to play for England, and scored a hat-trick on his first full international match - a 9-0 win over Luxembourg. This made him the first black player ever to score a hat-trick for the national team.

Is an English pop singer. She changed her name to Lyn Paul before joining the international pop grou

Is an English pop singer. She changed her name to Lyn Paul before joining the international pop group The New Seekers in 1970. She has now found most recognition and critical acclaim as the lead role Mrs Johnstone, in long running West End musical Blood Brothers.

Is a British author of books for children and adults.Banks was born in London, the only child of Jam

Is a British author of books for children and adults.Banks was born in London, the only child of James and Muriel Reid Banks. She was evacuated to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada during World War II but returned after the war was over. She attended St Teresa's School in Surrey. Prior to becoming a writer Banks was an actress, and also worked as a television journalist in Britain, one of the first women to do so. Her first novel, The L-Shaped Room, was published in 1960,[1] and was an instant and lasting best seller.