Reece Dinsdale was a glaring omission when I read the 'stars' list.

Helen Fielding is from Morley but attended WGHS.

Think Mike Tindall went to QEGS, not too sure where he is from but I have in my head Bradford area.

We could also start an Infamous list with people like Hague the acid bath murderer. Not born in Wakey but grew up here and went to QEGS,.

Pity Box wasn't born in the City as that scumbag could top the list. Then again he also went to QEGS.

I bet he never swam the shark infested waters off Johor like Wakey's finest.

Bill Nelson should definitely have a star. You could argue a good case for Don Fox also.

Paul Sykes would have to be in there, as would Black lace.

Was just about to mention Sykesy but didn't want to lower the tone

Great documentary on him on Youtube, worth a watch if you haven't already.

I've seen it and if you didn't like him by reputation then this won't change your mind - not a pleasant man and far to up himself and thuggish to even be an anti-hero.

I agree 100%, still worth a watch though IMO.

"This is the best little city on earth, how do i know!!! I've been everywhere else!".

Didn’t some or all of the members of Brotherhood of Man live in Crigglestone?

Wouldn't that be ace, I do have a vague memory of one of them having a Wakefield connection.

Sandra Stevens used to sing in the Mecca/Tiffany’s and the Theatre Club but don’t think she came from Wakefield. I seem to recall her and one of the members of the group moved in together in Crigglestone.

I thought Bill Nelson had a star on the pavement, think somewhere on the springs

I think he was from over Ilkley/Otley way.

Yeah she did, I remember her well, and the Mecca and Tiffany's! Talk about misspent youth!

Yes, the Brotherhood of Man couple lived a few doors away from me. Hollingthorpe Ave. Back of Crigg Middle School.

Classic winning jockey George Duffield; came from Stanley.

The wife did as well, got her fizog on telly with them, her claim to fame, apart from meeting me.

I have Jason’s Flock in my head as the band she sang with in Tiffs.

Kentucky Blue was the resident group but I don’t know if she sang with them.

Yeah, it was between that and where New Southgate surgery is now, my dad used to go a bit back in the day. There's a brick business there with a flat roof on, used to be a glass and mirror company, don't know if it still is tbh. The place seems to change hands quite often.

Two of them lived in Hall Green. she worked at Woolies.

Reece Dinsdales's screen wife, Helen Worth, alias Corries Gayle born in Wakefield according to Wiki. Also Michelle Hardwick ( Vanessa in Emmerdale and Lizzie in The Royal). Now tha's CLASS!!!

Bill Nelson attended Ings Road school in early sixties.

Amy Garcia the Look north presenter came from Wakefield.