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The following 167 pages are in this category, out of 167 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




A



  • Ola Abidogun

  • Harold Abrahams

  • Marcus Adam

  • Harry Aikines-Aryeetey

  • Kriss Akabusi

  • Arthur Anderson (athlete)

  • Willie Applegarth

  • Jack Archer (sprinter)

  • Reuben Arthur

  • Arthur Astley

  • Daniel Awde




B



  • Sean Baldock

  • Leon Baptiste

  • James Barker (athlete)

  • Todd Bennett

  • Denis Black

  • Roger Black

  • Geoffrey Blake (athlete)

  • Ken Box

  • Kenneth Brangwin

  • Robbie Brightwell

  • Phil Brown (sprinter)

  • Richard Buck

  • Guy Butler (athlete)




C



  • Daniel Caines

  • Clarence Callender

  • Darren Campbell

  • Len Carter

  • Frank Castle (rugby league)

  • Dwain Chambers

  • Christopher Chavasse

  • Noel Godfrey Chavasse

  • Linford Christie

  • Chris Clarke (sprinter)

  • Glen Cohen

  • James Cohen

  • Allyn Condon

  • Dwayne Cowan




D



  • Victor d'Arcy

  • James Dasaolu

  • Richard Davenport (sprinter)

  • Everard Davis

  • Jared Deacon

  • Dave Dear

  • Marlon Devonish

  • Sandy Duncan (athlete)

  • Jarryd Dunn




E



  • Tyrone Edgar

  • James Ellington

  • Stanley Engelhart

  • Henry William Evans




F



  • Joel Fearon

  • Rikki Fifton




G



  • Jason Gardener

  • Adam Gemili

  • Cyril Gill

  • Charles Gmelin

  • Julian Golding

  • Tim Graham (athlete)

  • Damien Greaves

  • Billy Green (athlete)

  • Brian Green (athlete)

  • Jack Gregory (athlete)

  • David Grindley




H



  • Frank Handley

  • John Hanlon (athlete)

  • Henry Harmer

  • Paul Harmsworth

  • Bill Hartley (athlete)

  • George Hawkins (athlete)

  • John Heap (athlete)

  • Graham Hedman

  • David Henson

  • Peter Higgins (athlete)

  • Terence Higgins, Baron Higgins

  • William Hill (British athlete)

  • Cyril Holmes

  • Matthew Hudson-Smith

  • Samuel Hurdsfield

  • Harry Hutchens

  • Mark Hylton (sprinter)




J



  • Barry Jackson (athlete)

  • Tony Jarrett

  • Jason John (athlete)

  • Derek Johnson (runner)

  • David Jones (athlete)




K



  • Barrie Kelly

  • Richard Kilty




L



  • Du'aine Ladejo

  • Chris Lambert (sprinter)

  • Roger Leigh-Wood

  • Luke Lennon-Ford

  • Mark Lewis-Francis

  • Leslie Lewis (sprinter)

  • Robert Lindsay (athlete)

  • Jason Livingston

  • Jack London (athlete)




M



  • Brian MacCabe

  • Ade Mafe

  • John Mark (athlete)

  • Mike McFarlane

  • David McKenzie (sprinter)

  • Alf Meakin

  • Adrian Metcalfe

  • Dan Money




N



  • Alexander Nelson

  • Wilfred Nichol

  • George Nicol (athlete)




O


  • Stephen Osborne (athlete)



P



  • Henry Pack

  • Ernie Page (athlete)

  • Henry Pankhurst

  • Adrian Patrick

  • Alan Patterson (athlete)

  • Jonnie Peacock

  • Craig Pickering

  • Martin Pike (athlete)

  • Norman Pritchard

  • Derek Pugh




R



  • Peter Radford

  • Godfrey Rampling

  • Walter Rangeley

  • Denis Rathbone

  • Derek Redmond

  • Lionel Reed

  • John Regis (athlete)

  • Leon Reid

  • Martin Reynolds

  • Ken Richardson (athlete)

  • Mark Richardson (sprinter)

  • Bill Roberts (athlete)

  • Andrew Robertson (sprinter)

  • Martyn Rooney

  • Michael Rosswess

  • Lancelot Royle

  • Courtney Rumbolt

  • Edward Ryle




S



  • John Salisbury (athlete)

  • Toby Sandeman

  • Roy Sandstrom

  • George Saunders (athlete)

  • Ryan Scott (athlete)

  • David Segal (athlete)

  • Brian Shenton

  • Edward Smouha

  • Nicolas Stacey

  • Dick Steane

  • Andrew Steele

  • Crew Stoneley

  • Arthur Sweeney




T



  • Daniel Talbot (athlete)

  • Lee Thompson (athlete)

  • Deji Tobais

  • Robert Tobin




U


  • Chijindu Ujah



W



  • Andrew Walcott

  • Lawrence Wallace

  • Solomon Wariso

  • Luke Watson (sprinter)

  • Richard Whitehead (athlete)

  • Lee Whiteley

  • Barrington Williams

  • Conrad Williams (athlete)

  • Simeon Williamson

  • Freddie Wolff

  • Nathan Woodward

  • John Wrighton







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