Editing Wembley (section)

==Notable people==
* British Actor [[Ricardo P. Lloyd]], grew up in Wembley
* Politician [[Luciana Berger]] (born 1981), The Independent Group MP, grew up in Wembley.
* Drummer [[Charlie Watts]], founding member of [[The Rolling Stones]], was born in Wembley.
* Engineer and Formula One aerodynamicist, [[John Barnard]], who is credited with introducing the first semi-automatic gearbox, the first carbon fibre composite chassis and the "coke bottle" shape of the rear bodywork, was born in Wembley in 1946. 
* Actor [[Riz Ahmed]], star of satirist [[Chris Morris (satirist)|Chris Morris]]'s black comedy ''[[Four Lions]]'' (2010), was born in Wembley.
* Scientist [[John D Barrow]], Professor of Mathematical Sciences at Cambridge University, cosmologist, Templeton prize winner and author of many popular science books and the award-winning play Infinities was born in Wembley in 1952 and attended Barham Primary School.
* Composer [[Peter Fribbins]] was born, and grew up, in Wembley.
* British [[ambassador]] to [[Israel]] [[Matthew Gould]] grew up in Wembley.
* Astrologer [[Russell Grant]] lived in Wembley.
* Scholar [[Vivian H. H. Green]] (1915–2005), the model for author [[John le Carré]]'s spymaster character [[George Smiley]], was born in Wembley.
* Matthew Harrison was born in Wembley in 1979.
* Actor and comedian [[Lenny Henry]] lived in Wembley.
* Actor and musician [[Gary Holton]] (1952–1985), Wayne in ''[[Auf Wiedersehen, Pet]]'' and frontman of [[Heavy Metal Kids]], lived in Wembley at the time of his death.
* Footballers [[Raheem Sterling]], [[Jerel Ifil]], and [[Jerome Thomas]] lived in Wembley.
* Musician John Lingwood, drummer in [[Manfred Mann's Earth Band]], was born in Wembley.
* The actor [[Arthur Lucan]] (Arthur Towle), famous for his performances as 'Old Mother Riley', lived at 11 Forty Lane, Wembley, as did his wife and co-star, [[Kitty McShane|Catherine 'Kitty' McShane]].
* [[Rock music|Rock]] drummer [[Keith Moon]] of [[The Who]], was born in Wembley.
* Singer [[Maxine Nightingale]], best known for her soul hit records in the 1970s, was born in Wembley.
* Figure-skater [[Valda Osborn]] was born in Wembley.
* Nurse, journalist, broadcaster and novelist [[Claire Rayner]] lived in Wembley.
* Dancer, author, musician and bandleader [[Victor Silvester]] was the second son of J. W. P. Silvester, vicar of St. John the Evangelist [[Anglicanism|Anglican]] church, Wembley.
* Composer [[John Tavener]] was born in Wembley.
* Musician [[Harvey Shield]] grew up in Wembley.
* [[Mick Whelan]], head of the [[ASLEF]] trade union, lives in Wembley.
* Sir [[Henry Cooper]], British Heavyweight Champion, after the key bout with Cassius Clay, 1963, retired to the town of the venue; he opened a greengrocer's shop at the top of Ealing Road, Wembley.