Jimmy Austin
He became a major league baseball player for the New York Highlanders in 1909 at the age of twenty-eight. Two years later he was traded to the St. Louis Browns thus beginning a thirty year career with them as a player and coach.
John Charles
Football Player for Leeds, Cardiff, Roma and Juventus.
John Davies
Composer of 'Swansea Town' as recorded by Harry Secombe, Max Boyce and the Morriston Orpheus Choir, among others.
John Hartson
Football (Soccer) player for Celtic and Wales.
John Ormond
Poet and filmmaker.
Karl Jenkins
Composer of 'Adiemus - Songs of Sanctuary'.
Keith Allen
Acting with over fifty film and TV credits, including 'Train Spotters', 'Shallow Grave' and 'Twin Town'.
Kevin Morgan
Groundbreaking work in the field of Pharmaceutical powder compacting.
Leighton James
Football (Soccer) player. Leighton James grabbed himself an enviable fifty-four caps in the 1970's and 1980's.
Lily Allen
Apart from being the daughter of Keith Allen, Lilly has had a UK number one single with 'smile,' and a number one album.
Lis Davies
Volunteer community works throughout Wales.
Lisa Dark
Lisa Lee Dark is an opera singer who signed a £2.5 million recording deal with a record company and opera house, she is related to Bette Davis and Adelina Patti. Lisa Lee has sold over 15 million records world wide.
Liz Fuller
Former 'Miss Great Britain', TV presenter of the HTV show 'Pop Factory', Sky TV's Auction World and 'The Dating Channel'.
Mal Pope
Has written and recorded many albums and supported Elton John and Art Garfunkel and many more.
Martin Ace
Bass player for Welsh rockers, Man.
Martin Amis
Books include 'Money', 'Other People', 'London Fields', 'The Rachel Papers'. He also has a famous father Kingsly Amis, literary editor of the 'New Statesman'.
Martyn Lewis (CBE)
Martyn Lewis CBE is a television news presenter and journalist.
Mary Quant
Fashion designer; Inventor of 'The Mini Skirt'.
Matt Jones
Founding member, guitarist and songwriter for the Hepburns. They recorded a number of singles and ep's in the 1980's. A classic case of 'before their time', if they were up and coming now they'd be picked up like a shot!
Maudi Edwards
Speaking the first line aired of ITV's 'Coronation Street' in 1960. Character of Elsie Llappin: 'Now the next thing you want to do is get a signwriter in. That thing above the door'll 'ave to be changed. ' She also entertained the troops during the second world war. . Radio plays such as 'Welsh Rarebit', 'Pink String' and 'Sealing Wax'.