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Ray Reardon MBE (1932-2004) was born in Tredegar and lived in Market Drayton until 1980. He won two of his six World Professional Snooker titles whilst living there.
Tobermory (no "a") gained prominence as the location for the 2000s BBC children's programme Balamory which made the coloured houses of the main street famous, although they are not unique to there. Another location used for filming was Kingston, a small hamlet near North Berwick, which provided Fenton Tower as the location for Archie's castle.
Lochgilphead is the current administrative centre for the modern unitary authority of Argyll & Bute....whereas the historic county town of the former county of Argyll was Inveraray.
Dorothy Robson was born in Guisborough in 1919. She was awarded the degree of BSc in Mechanical Engineering by the University of Leeds in 1940 and applied to join the RAF, but was rejected as too short. She joined the Ministry of Aircraft Production designing improvements to bombsights. Being pretty as well as highly intelligent she became well known as "Bombsight Bertha" in Bomber Command. In 1943 she went on a test flight, occupying the navigator's seat on a Handley Page Halifax. Sadly the aircraft crashed into a hill whilst flying very low at Enthorpe in East Yorkshire. Three of the crew were killed instantly and Robson died in hospital two days later.
She is commemorated on the Hartlepool War Memorial, the RAF 76 Squadron memorial in Malton and by being represented by a silhouette statue as one of ten women who played a vital role in World War II at the Women of War exhibition in Lincoln in 2025
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