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This is a list of notable people born or inhabitants of the city ofBrighton and Hove inEngland. This includes the once separate towns ofBrighton andHove.

Note that in the case of persons still living, they may notcurrently live within the area of the city, but have done so at some time.

For clarification: note the distinction betweenKemptown andKemp Town.

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Saunders Alexius AbbottMilitaryArmy officer in theEast India CompanyDied at Grand Avenue Mansions, Hove in 1894[1]
Tobi Adebayo-RowlingSportFootballer forPeterborough UnitedBorn in Brighton in 1996
Steven AdesSportCricketer forSussexBorn in Brighton in 1982[2]
Richard AddinsellEntertainmentComposer of the Warsaw Concerto and many film soundtracksLived at Chichester Terrace,Kemp Town between 1960 and 1977Commemorated by a blue plaque on his house
William AddisonSciencePhysician andFellow of the Royal SocietyDied in Brighton in 1881
Lily AggSportFootballerBorn in Brighton in 1993
Liz AggissArts/EntertainmentChoreographer, live artist, dance performer and film-makerLives in Brighton and is Emeritus Professor in Visual Performance at theUniversity of Brighton
Saffron BarkerEntertainmentYouTuberLives and raised in Brighton
Felix KjellbergEntertainmentYouTuberLived in BrightonOriginally from Gothenburg, Sweden. currently married to Marzia with whom he now lives in Japan. Known asPewDiePie
Marzia Kjellberg (née Bisognin)Entertainment/FashionInternet personality, fashion designer, and entrepreneurLived in BrightonOriginally from Arzignano, Italy. currently married to Felix
Seán William McLoughlinEntertainmentYouTuberLives in BrightonOriginally from Cloghan, Ireland, known asJackSepticEye
William Harrison AinsworthHumanitiesHistorical novelist; his locally themed novels includeOvingdean Grange andOld Court, which mentions theOld Ship HotelLived at 5 Arundel Terrace,Kemp Town between 1853 and 1867Commemorated by a blue plaque on his house and byBrighton & Hove Bus Company bus number 423[3][4]
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Paul AlboroughEntertainmentHip hop andGrime musicianLived in Brighton; now lives inHove[6]
Chemmy AlcottSportFormerly Britain's topalpine skierBorn in Hove in 1982[7]
Henry AlexanderSportCricketer forHarrow School andCambridge UniversityBorn in Brighton in 1841[8]
Elizabeth AllanEntertainmentFilm actressLived at 3 Courtenay Terrace, Hove from 1977 until her death in 1990Commemorated by a blue plaque on the block of flats and byBrighton & Hove Bus Company bus number 655[5][9]
Leighton AllenSportFootballer forColchester UnitedBorn in Brighton in 1973[10]
Peter AllenSportFootballer forLeyton OrientBorn in Brighton in 1946Formerly a partner inPortslade solicitors firm Deibel & Allen (now retired)[11][12]
Henry AllinghamOtherSupercentenarian and formerlythe world's oldest manMoved toSt Dunstan's care home atOvingdean in 2006 aged 109; died there in 2009 aged 113Commemorated byBrighton & Hove Bus Company bus number 808[5][13]
Frank AnscombeEducationStatistician and founder ofYale University's statistics departmentBorn in Hove in 1918[14]
Honor C. AppletonArtsChildren's book illustratorBorn at 30 St Michael's Place,Montpelier, Brighton in 1879. Long-term resident of 3 Ventnor Villas, Hove.[15]
Victor BarkerOtherTransgender man who impersonated an RAF officer and joined the National FascistiMoved into theGrand Hotel in 1923Married a woman atSt Peter's Church, Brighton, in 1932[16]
Norman ArmourPoliticsAmerican diplomatBorn in Brighton in 1887 while his parents were on holiday[17]
James Lloyd AshburyPoliticsYachtsman andMember of ParliamentLived in Brighton
William Waldorf Astor, 1st Viscount AstorPoliticsAmerican attorney, politician, hotel founder and member of theAstor familyLived at 155 Kings Road, Brighton until his death in 1919[18]
William AustinArtsArtist, engraver and caricaturistDied in Brighton in 1820[19]
David BabouleneHumanitiesHumorous travel writer, scriptwriter and story theory expertLives in Brighton and is based at theUniversity of Brighton School of Education[20]
Walter BaddeleyReligionBishop of Melanesia 1932–1947Born inPortslade and attendedVarndean SchoolIn 1962 the north aisle of St Andrew's Church, Portslade was redesigned to form a memorial to him[21]
Alfred BaderScienceResearch chemist and art collectorEvacuated to Hove in 1938 as part of theKindertransport scheme; lived at 85 Holland Road and attended East Hove Senior School for BoysBader was a regular attendee at theMiddle Street Synagogue, Brighton[21]
William A. Baillie-HamiltonPoliticsScottish civil servant, barrister, military captain and footballerBorn in Brighton in 1844Played for Scotland inits first ever football match against England[22]
John Roman BakerArtsPlaywright and novelist (mostly with gay themes)Born in Brighton and has lived there for much of his life
Zoë BallEntertainmentBroadcasterLived at Western Esplanade on Hove seafront then DitchlingDaughter ofJohnny Ball[23]
David BangsNaturalistAuthorWrites about countryside around Brighton and lives in Brighton
Howard BarkerArtsPlaywrightHas lived in Brighton since the 1980s[24]
Carol BarnesEntertainmentITV newsreaderLived atBrighton Marina until her death in 2008Commemorated byBrighton & Hove Bus Company bus number 701 and byThe Argus newspaper's Carol Barnes Courageous Child of the Year Award[5][25]
Charles James BarnettSportCricketer for theM.C.C. and politicianDied in Brighton in 1882[26]
Alexandra BastedoEntertainmentActressBorn in Hove in 1946 and attended Brighton and Hove School for Girls[27]
Bat for Lashes, real name Natasha KhanEntertainmentMusician
Pauline BaynesArtsIllustrator, notably of books by C.S. Lewis and TolkienBorn in Brighton in 1922[28]
Ernest Frederick BealMilitaryRecipient ofVictoria Cross in World War IBorn in Brighton in 1883, lived at East Street and Lewes Road, and attended Brighton Grammar SchoolBrighton's only Victoria Cross recipient in World War I; commemorated onBrighton War Memorial and byBrighton & Hove Bus Company bus number 626[29][30]
Aubrey BeardsleyArtsFin de siècle artistBorn at 31 Buckingham Road,West Hill in 1872; also lived at Lower Rock Gardens,KemptownCommemorated by a blue plaque at his birthplace and byBrighton & Hove Bus Company bus number 603[5][31]
Mabel BeardsleyEntertainmentActressBorn in Brighton in 1871Sister of Aubrey Beardsley[32]
BeardymanEntertainmentBeatbox musicianMoved to Brighton in 2001 to study at theUniversity of Sussex
Ian BeckArtsIllustrator and authorBorn in Brighton in 1947 and attendedBrighton College of Art[33]
Brian BehanHumanitiesWriter, playwright and political activistLived in Brighton from 1990[34]
William BemisterEntertainmentDocumentary filmmakerBorn in Brighton in 1948[35]
Edna BestEntertainmentActressBorn in Hove in 1900[citation needed]
Keith BestPoliticsFormer Brighton Borough councillor and Member of Parliament for AngleseyBorn in Brighton in 1949 and attendedBrighton College[36]
Robert BevanArtsArtistBorn at 17 Brunswick Square, Hove in 1865[37]
Gordon BevesSportSouth African cricket umpireBorn in Brighton in 1862[38]
L. B. BillintonIndustryLondon, Brighton and South Coast Railway locomotive engineer and designerBorn in Brighton in 1882[39]
BirdengineEntertainmentFreak folk singer-songwriterLives in Brighton[40]
Alma Birk (Baroness Birk)PoliticsLabour politician and journalistBorn at 10 Belgrave Place, Brighton in 1917[41]
Russell BishopOtherSex offenderBorn in Brighton in 1966Assaulted and tried to murder a 7-year-old girl; and guilty of notoriousBabes in the Wood murders inWild Park,Moulsecoomb[42]
Clementina BlackPoliticsTrades unionist, feminist and writerBorn in Brighton in 1854 and died there in 1922[43]
Denise BlackEntertainmentActress who played Denise Osbourne inCoronation StreetLives in Freshfield Road inKemptown[44]
William BlackHumanitiesNovelistLived at 1 Paston Place, Kemptown from 1879 until his death in 1898Buried atSt Margaret's Church, Rottingdean[45]
William Seymour BlackstonePoliticsMember of Parliament forWallingford, OxfordshireDied in Brighton in 1881[46]
Howard BlakeEntertainmentComposer, pianist, conductor and lyricistGrew up at 113 Preston Road, Brighton; attended Downs Junior School (1944–49) and Brighton Grammar School (1950–57)Also a chorister atSt Augustine's Church, Brighton[47]
Cate BlanchettEntertainmentActressLived in Brighton for several years in the mid-2000s[48]
Tony BloomEntertainmentProfessional poker player and chairman ofBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.Born in Brighton in 1970[49]
Tom BlundellScienceBiochemistBorn in Brighton in 1942[50]
Monster Bobby (Bobby Barry)EntertainmentMusician; founded and played withThe PipettesBorn in Brighton in 1981
Martin BodenhamSportFootball referee and cricket umpireBorn in Brighton in 1950[51]
Benji BokoEntertainmentDJ and record producerBorn in Brighton[52]
Edward BoothScienceNaturalist and taxidermistWent to school in Brighton and lived there until his death in 1890The building he constructed on Dyke Road inPrestonville to house his collection of specimens is now theBooth Museum of Natural History[53]
Frederick BootyArtsArtist,philatelist and author of world's first illustrated stamp catalogueLived in Brighton
Jeffery BoswallScienceOrnithologist and natural history producer for the BBCBorn in Brighton in 1931[54]
James BottingOtherHangman atNewgate PrisonLived in Brighton; died in Hove in 1837
Harvey BrabanEntertainmentActorBorn in Brighton in 1883[55]
Charlie BraySportCricketer forEssexBorn in Portslade in 1898Bray later became a journalist[56]
Andrew BrewinPoliticsCanadian politicianBorn in Brighton in 1907[57]
Frank BridgeArtsComposerBorn at 7 North Road, Brighton in 1879Commemorated byBrighton & Hove Bus Company bus number 662[5][58]

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  • Boyd Irwin, actor, appeared in 135 films between 1915 and 1948, was born in Brighton in 1880

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  • Musgrave, Clifford (1981).Life in Brighton. Rochester: Rochester Press.ISBN 0-571-09285-3.
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