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[[Beckenham]] is a town in the [[London Borough of Bromley]], [[England]]. The following is a list of those people who were either born or live in Beckenham, or else had important connections to make to the town.

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==A==
*[[Raymond Adamson]] (1920–2002), television actor
*[[Rory Allen]] (born 1977), [[Association football|football player]]
*[[Julie Andrews]] (born 1935), actress, singer, author
*[[Claude Ashton]] (1901–1942), football player, [[cricketer]], [[field hockey|hockey]] player
*[[Gerald Aste]] (1900–1961), cricketer

==B==
*[[A.L. Barker]] (1918–2002), [[novelist]], [[short story]] writer
*[[Django Bates]] (born 1960), [[composer]]; multi-instrumentalist, band leader
*[[Hugh Bean]] (1929–2003), [[violin]]ist
*[[Floella Benjamin]] (born 1949), actress, singer and TV presenter
*[[John Bennett (actor)|John Bennett]] (1928–2005), actor
*[[Enid Blyton]] (1897–1968), [[children’s literature|children’s writer]]
*[[Frank Bourne]] (1984–1945), [[Anglo-Zulu War]] veteran
*[[David Bowie]] (1947–2016), musician, actor, producer, arranger
*[[Duncan Jones|Zowie Bowie]] (born 1971), film director (and son of David Bowie)
*[[Betty Box]] (1915–1999), film producer and screenwriter
*[[Sydney Box]] (1907–1983),  film producer and screenwriter
*[[Tony Bradman]] (born 1954), children’s author
*[[Peircy Brett]] (1709–1781), admiral in [[Royal Navy]]; politician
*[[Bob Broadbent]] (1924–1993), cricketer
*[[Ali Brown]] (born 1970), cricketer
*[[Godfrey Bryan]] (1902–1991), cricketer
* [[Jack Bryan]] (1896–1985), cricketer
*[[Ronnie Bryan]] (1898–1970), cricketer
*[[Stuart Bunce]] (born 1971), actor
*[[Arthur Gardiner Butler]] (1844–1925), [[entomologist]]

==C==
*[[Pat Coombs]] (1926–2002), actress
*[[James Cossins]] (1933–1997), actor

==D==
*[[Richard Daintree]] (1831–1878), [[geologist]] and [[photographer]]
*[[T. Pelham Dale]] (1821–1892), [[Anglo-Catholic]] [[ritualist]] clergyman
*[[Samuel Daukes]] (1811–1880), [[architect]]
*[[Maurice Denham]] (1909–2002), actor

==E==
*[[George Eden, 1st Earl of Auckland]] (1784–1849), politician and colonial administrator
*[[William Eden, 1st Baron Auckland]] (1745–1814), politician and diplomat
*[[Carl Erhardt]] (1897–1988), [[ice hockey]] player

==F==
*[[Liam Fontaine]] (born 1986), football player
*[[Philip Fotheringham-Parker]] (1907–1981), [[racing driver]]
*[[Peter Frampton]] (born 1950), singer-songwriter and musician

==H==
*[[Haircut One Hundred|Haircut 100]], [[New wave music|New wave]]/[[Jazz-funk]] band formed in 1980 by [[Nick Heyward]]
*[[John Pennington Harman]] (1914–1944), recipient of the [[Victoria Cross]]
*[[David Haye]], boxer
*[[Alec Hearne]] (1863–1952), cricketer
*[[Nick Heyward]] (born 1961), singer, [[guitarist]]
*[[Leigh Hinds]] (born 1978), football player
*[[C. Walter Hodges]] (1909–2004), [[illustrator]] and author
*[[Elizabeth Hope]] (1842–1922), [[Evangelism|evangelist]]; [[temperance movement]]
*[[Charles Howard (cricketer, born 1904)|Charles Howard]] (1904–1982), cricketer

==J==
*[[Steve Jansen]] (born 1959), musician
*[[Graham Johnson (cricketer, born 1946)|Graham Johnson]] (born 1946), cricketer

==K==
*[[Georgina Kennedy]] (born 1997), professional squash player (Commonwealth Games champion 2022)
*[[Robert Key (cricketer)|Robert Key]] (born 1979), cricketer
*[[Daniel King (chess player)|Daniel King]] (born 1963), chess player; writer and journalist
*[[John Kingman]] (born 1939), mathematician

==L==
*[[Kate Lawler]] (born 1980), [[TV presenter]], [[disc jockey]], winner of ''[[Big Brother UK]]''
*[[Alfred Layman]] (1858–1940), cricketer
*[[Mark Lovell (footballer)|Mark Lovell]] (born 1983), football player

==M==
*[[Andrew Manze]] (born 1965), [[baroque]] violinist and conductor
*[[Piers Merchant]] (1951–2009), politician
*[[Bob Monkhouse]] (1928–2003), [[entertainer]]
*[[Ivor Moreton]] (1908–1984), singer and pianist, lived in Beckenham during [[World War II]]<ref name="moreton">[[The National Archives (United Kingdom)|The National Archives]]; [[Kew]], London, England; ''1939 Register''; Reference: ''RG 101/1215E''</ref>

==O==
*[[John Orchard]] (1928–1995),  film actor (''M*A*S*H'')
*[[Jonathan Orders]] (born 1957), cricketer

==P==
*[[Arthur Beresford Pite]] (1861–1934), architect
*[[Mary Potter (painter)|Mary Potter]] (1900–1981), painter
*[[James Pigott Pritchett]] (1789–1868), architect
*[[Frank Pullen]] (1915–1992), businessman and [[general contractor|builder]]

==R==
*[[Cornthwaite Rason]] (1858–1927), [[Premier of Western Australia]]
*[[Dorothy Richardson]] (1873–1957), novelist
*[[Christopher Ricks]] (born 1933), [[literary critic]]
*[[Ken Ritchie]] (born 1946), [[psephologist]]

==S==
*[[Stanley Scott]] (1854–1933), cricketer
*[[Richard Smith (English guitarist)|Richard Smith]] (born 1971), [[fingerpicking|fingerstyle]] guitarist
*[[Wende Snijders]] (born 1978),  [[Netherlands|Dutch]] singer
*[[Frank Spenlove-Spenlove]] (1868–1933), painter; founder of "Yellow Door School of Art" in Beckenham
*[[David Sylvian]] (born 1958), singer, musician, composer

==T==
*[[Richard Thorpe (rugby player)|Richard Thorpe]] (born 1984),  [[rugby union]] player

==V==
*[[Paul Volley]] (born 1975), rugby union player

==W==
*[[Wavell Wakefield, 1st Baron Wakefield of Kendal]] (1898–1983), rugby union player and politician
*[[Bill Wyman]], bass guitarist, member of  the [[Rolling Stones]], lived at 44 Birkbeck Road, Beckenham in the 1960s

==References==
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[[Category:People from Beckenham| List]]
[[Category:Lists of people from London|Beckenham]]

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