League player)
Julie Cooper MP (Member of Parliament and Shadow Health Minister)
James Daly (Member of Parliament for Bury North and deputy chairman of the Conservative Party)
Murray Dron (TV reporter/presenter)
Dan Hodges (Newspaper columnist)
Danny Howard (Radio 1 DJ)
Kerry Howard (Actress)
Eric Hughes (Rugby League player)
Natasha Jonas (Professional boxer)
Simon Kerrigan (Cricketer)
Stuart Maconie (Author, DJ and television presenter)
Simone Magill (Footballer)
Ruth Madeley (Actress)
Nazia Mogra (News presenter)
Helena Normanton QC (First woman to practise as a barrister in the UK)
Paul Nuttall (Former UKIP Leader)
Lauren Poultney (chief constable of South Yorkshire Police)
Jonathan Pryce (Actor)
Steve Sinnott (General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers)
Sue Smith (Footballer)
Ethel Snowden née Annakin (Socialist, feminist and wife of former Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Snowden)
Stuart Stokes (Steeplechaser)
Andrew Sumner (Movie journalist, publisher and TV presenter)
=== Staff ===
Geoffrey Beattie
Rodge Glass
Carl Hunter
Richard Witts
== See also ==
Armorial of British universities
College of Education
List of universities in the UK
== References ==
== Further reading ==
A history of the university, A Vision of Learning: Edge Hill University 1885–2010, by Mark Flinn and Fiona Montgomery, was published in 2010 (Third Millennium Publishing Ltd ISBN 978-1-906507-48-0). This follows earlier historical surveys written by Fiona Montgomery.
A history of the university in Ormskirk Wide Horizons: Eighty Years in Ormskirk 1933–2013, by Mark Flinn, published in 2013 (Edge Hill University ISBN 978-1-900230-55-1).
== External links ==
Official website
