Halifax
Halifax is a British banking brand operating as a trading division of Bank of Scotland, itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Lloyds Banking Group. It is named after the town of Halifax, West Yorkshire where it was founded as a building society in 1853.
People born in Halifax (First 49 people) - Page 4
James Saltonstall
Kirsty Hanson
Footballer
James Berrett
Football player
Hilary Lloyd
Artist
Barbara Kimenye
British writer
Peter Downsborough
English football player
Ben Birkhead
English cricketer
Graham Holroyd
Richard Popplewell
Organist
Neil Hurst
Actor
Greg Fee
Former football player
Fred Tuilagi
Rugby union player
Taras Kuzio
British political expert
Eric Binns
English footballer
Phil Whitehead
English goalkeeper
Ernest Lister
Former Governor of Washington
Johnny Miles
Canadian marathon runner
Morgan Smithies
Calvin Dyson
Film writer
Carolyn Pickles
Actress
Craig Fleming
English former football player
Daniel Fleming
Rugby league
Ed Barber
Francis Crossley
British Politician
Gerald B. Whitham
American mathematician
Luke O'Brien
English footballer
Jessica Harris (actress)
English actress
John Foster (essayist)
Essayist
Paddy Tipping
Former Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner
Peter F. E. Sloane
British educationist
Chester Butler
Rugby league
Jan Cyrka
Guitarist
Thomas Milner
English actor
Steven Croft
English cricketer
Tom Holroyd
Dean Beeby
Author
J. P. B. Allen
Author
Robin Simon
British guitarist
John Lake
Bishop of Chichester
Rosemary Bailey
British writer
Jessica Harris
English actress
Caroline Freeman
Teacher
Catherine Ashcroft
Musician
John Frederick Bateman
English civil engineer
Robert Ferrar
Laura Annie Willson
Engineer
Ali Crossdale
Rugby union player
