Enosh Pitigala, brother to famous ex local club owner
Mick Abrahams, founder member of Jethro Tull
Thomas Aynscombe, (died 1740), son of Elizabeth (died 1711), daughter and co-heiress of Thomas Chew, Dunstable haberdasher
Nigel Benson, author and illustrator
Spike Breakwell, comedian
Clark Brothers, African-American tap dancers who settled in Dunstable after World War II
Paul Clayton, footballer
Gary Cooper, Hollywood film actor, went to Dunstable Grammar School from 1910 to 1913
Kerry Dixon, footballer
John Dunstaple (or Dunstable), 15th-century composer who was probably born in the town
Chris Gauthier, actor, grew up here before moving to Canada when he was 5.

Don Gilet, actor, best known for playing Lucas in EastEnders
Geoffrey de Gorham, born circa 1100 in Maine, France, became master of a school in Dunstable and later Abbot of St Albans
Damon Gough, musician known as Badly Drawn Boy
Nikki Iles, musician
Rob Keogh, cricketer
Michael Kilby, Conservative politician
Rhodri Marsden, musician and writer
Kevin McCloud, designer, writer and television presenter.
Attended Dunstable Grammar School and Manshead Upper School
Alfred Morcom, cricketer and medical doctor
Joe Church, Graham Souness lookalike
Khawaja Nazimuddin, former prime minister of Pakistan
Alexander Neckam, scientist and teacher
Bernard O'Mahoney, crime author (was born there in 1960 but moved to Wolverhampton as a child)
Elkanah Settle, poet and playwright
Faye Tozer, member of the pop group Steps
Enosh Pitigala, brother to famous ex local club owner
Mick Abrahams, founder member of Jethro Tull
Thomas Aynscombe, (died 1740), son of Elizabeth (died 1711), daughter and co-heiress of Thomas Chew, Dunstable haberdasher
Nigel Benson, author and illustrator
Spike Breakwell, comedian
Clark Brothers, African-American tap dancers who settled in Dunstable after World War II
Paul Clayton, footballer
Gary Cooper, Hollywood film actor, went to Dunstable Grammar School from 1910 to 1913
Kerry Dixon, footballer
John Dunstaple (or Dunstable), 15th-century composer who was probably born in the town
Chris Gauthier, actor, grew up here before moving to Canada when he was 5.
Don Gilet, actor, best known for playing Lucas in EastEnders
Geoffrey de Gorham, born circa 1100 in Maine, France, became master of a school in Dunstable and later Abbot of St Albans
Damon Gough, musician known as Badly Drawn Boy
Nikki Iles, musician
Rob Keogh, cricketer
Michael Kilby, Conservative politician
Rhodri Marsden, musician and writer
Kevin McCloud, designer, writer and television presenter. Attended Dunstable Grammar School and Manshead Upper School
Alfred Morcom, cricketer and medical doctor
Joe Church, Graham Souness lookalike
Khawaja Nazimuddin, former prime minister of Pakistan
Alexander Neckam, scientist and teacher
Bernard O'Mahoney, crime author (was born there in 1960 but moved to Wolverhampton as a child)
Elkanah Settle, poet and playwright
Faye Tozer, member of the pop group Steps
Dunstable