The town has provided the world of entertainment with some incredible talent, including actors, sports people and musicians. They are all born, educated or have made their homes there – there are some which might surprise you.
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1. Fleetwood's Famous
John Robb is a musician and is known as a bassist and singer for the mid-1980s bank The Membranes. He is also a journalist and now writes for some of the broadsheets Photo: National World
2. Fleetwood's Famous
English tenor and star of musical theatre Alfred Giovanni Roncalli Boe OBE, better known as Alfie Boe, was born in Blackpool and raised in Fleetwood. A long with music and TV success the singer has also starred in numerous Broadway and West End musicals, including, La Bohme and Les Misrables Photo: Rob Lock
3. Fleetwood's Famous
Darrel Treece-Birch is a rock keyboard player and songwriter. He is best known for his work with the Melodic Hard Rock band Ten, as a solo artist and up until 2020, with the rock band Nth Ascension at the keyboards Photo: submit
4. Fleetwood's Famous
Billy Ronson was a midfielder for Blackpool and is the son of Percy Ronson, one of Fleetwood Town's most influential players. They are pictured in 1977 at what was a deserted and derelict Fleetwood Ground at Highbury Stadium Photo: Submit
5. Fleetwood's Famous
Julia Grant was a transgender activist and in a ground-breaking move she became the first transgender person to have her transition chronicled on a mainstream TV. It was a documentary called A Change of Sex. She is pictured holding a photo of herself when she was George Roberts Photo: submit
6. Fleetwood's Famous
He's a national treasure and comedian Syd Little has made Fleetwood his home Photo: Neil Cross