The town has provided the world of entertainment with some incredible talent, including actors, musicians and sports people. There’s a well-known BBC journalist among them too…
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1. Thornton Cleveleys' Famous
'Little Boots' Victoria Hesketh performing at a concert in Manchester. Little Boots, who went to Rossall School, rose to fame in 2009 when she released her debut album Hands. She grew up in Cleveleys Photo: Paul Berry
2. Thornton Cleveleys' Famous
Journalist John Simpson was born in Cleveleys in 1944 but was taken to his family's bomb-damaged house in London the following week. Of course he became one of the country's most respected journalists working notably for the BBC as foreign correspondent and world affairs editor of BBC News Photo: Christopher Furlong
3. Thornton Cleveleys' Famous
Zoe Ball was born in Cleveleys and as we all know, has gone on to have an incredibly successful TV and radio career Photo: Stuart C Wilson
4. Thornton Cleveleys' Famous
Jo Appleby at Lytham Proms. Jo is an opera singer and was a member of the operatic group Amici Forever. She had a scholarship with D'Oyly Carte, performed with Glyndebourne Festival Opera and Touring Opera Company and has sang at venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall Photo: National World
5. Thornton Cleveleys' Famous
Actress Lucy Fallon grew up in Cleveleys and as a youngster performed with Barbara Jackson Theatre School in Fleetwood. Lucy is most famous for her role as Bethany Platt in Coronation Street for which she has won a string of awards Photo: Julian Brown
6. Thornton Cleveleys' Famous
Mathematician and much-loved TV presenter Johnny Ball, dad to Zoe Ball, lived in Cleveleys for a while Photo: Mark Fear