Gatunku chodzonych jest tym większe dobrego przeznaczony dla podejściem wszystkich was there. The career for actress Imrie started at the Guildford School of Acting the town of her birth. Since the early 1970's she has appeared on stage, TV and the big screen culminating winning the Olivier Award 2006 for Her film appearances include and She has worked frequently with including the sitcom and the TV sketch show Other TV appearances include and the BBC's mini series as well as more recently co-starring with Lyndhurst the BBC sitcom and the ITV drama with Fry Her most recent film appearance was as the Matron The Pakistani cricketer, who played 57 Test matches and 54 one-day internationals, later settled Britain and was senior master at Haslemere Preparatory School where he coached the 1st XI cricket team. Raja died of a heart attack whilst playing cricket for the Surrey over-50s side. has had a career on television with his first appearance on screen 1976 for independent channel Southern Television. The journalist and presenter joined Independent Television News 1980 taking up the anchor on ITN's flagship 1989. Memorable milestones for the broadcaster, who lives the Farnham area, were his last interview with Lord Mountbatten before he was assassinated by the 1979 and his coverage of the War from Saudi Arabia and being the first British journalist to be broadcast live from the liberated Kuwait City. more recently has co-presented and anchored ITV1's Entry suggested by -born businessman is currently the CEO of British telecoms giant BT and resides Haslemere. Verwaayan has been a member of the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy for years which included a ten year stint on the political party's executive. He was also responsible for writing its election programme for the 2006 elections. Verwaayen founded the Algemene Vereniging Nederlandse Militairen after his military service. He has been made Honorary Knight of the British Empire a Chevalier de la Legion d H'Honneur and Officier de Orde van Oranje Nassau The daughter of Zulfikar Bhutto, prime minister of Pakistan the 1970s and who herself became prime minister for two terms the late 80s and early 90s, kept a rambling mansion at near Haslemere. After years exile Britain Bhutto had returned to Pakistan to work to bring democracy back to the country only to be assassinated. She was the first woman ever to be elected to lead a Muslim state and on both occasions was removed from office on charges of alleged corruption. Her £4m mansion at Rockwood became a focus for Pakistani prosecutors who launched legal proceedings the UK to try and recover some £750m they allege were obtained illegally. The Bramley, near Guildford, born Foxton is a founding member and bass guitarist of The Jam. Having been given a toy guitar at the age of four he went on to play a series of Woking bands. The Jam was formed whilst Foxton was at printing college and the band went on to achieve four Number One hit singles and released six albums before they split up 1982. The Jam is reforming for a UK reunion tour with Foxton and drummer Rick Buckler. Singer-songwriter Weller from Woking has declined the opportunity. Sussex-born was elected as the Conservative MP for Guildford 2005 beating the sitting Liberal Democrat MP Sue Doughty a rare contest between two women candidates. She won by a narrow margin of 347 votes following two recounts. 's earlier working life saw her working for the NHS for 25 years as a district nurse and nursing cancer patients. Eton educated St Aubyn stood for election for the Guildford constituency the 1997 General Election after the retirement of former minister Howell. He held the seat for the Conservatives by a slim margin over the Liberal Democrats but was only retained as MP for the town for one term 2001 to Liberal Democrat Sue Doughty. St Aubyn has had a professional life the financial sector. The self-made music and property millionaire, who at the last count is worth around £30m, started her path to riches Godalming. One-time girlfriend of 50s rock Fury, Voice started work when she left school at 15 at which point her father, a local businessman, gave her a shop the town worth £6 to rent out. This gave her the motivation to start to build what is now a considerable commercial and residential property empire. The English professional tennis player and television presenter lives near Godalming. Barker started her tennis career 1973 when she won her first singles title at Eastbourne going on to win 15 singles titles including two Australian Opens, and French, Wimbledon and US Opens, and 16 doubles titles. On television Barker has commentated for Australia's Channel 7, BSkyB and the BBC. She currently presents the popular sports quiz show A Question of Sport for the BBC. British Airways first female pilot had the honour of flying the first aircraft into Heathrow's new Terminal Five on its ill-fated opening day when the baggage system broke down along with lifts and escalators. Captain from landed her flight number BA026 from Kong with 350 passengers at the £4 billion terminal on the 27th 2008.