The most influential Elizabethans

Robert Winston I think he's a Lord now. Made it possible for many people to become parents.

Pantglas2

If it doesn’t need to be a Brit then I’d go with Germaine Greer otherwise, Marie Stopes.

Both had a huge influence during the last century.

I was going to include both in my list.

Elizabethans do most definitely need to be British, I would have thought.

Greer being born in Australia has lived and worked in Britain for a very long time, so I’m not sure.
She certainly feels very British!

I will second Lady Thatcher.
As a life long Labour supporter and more recently a member of the party, I still firmly believe that she was an exceptional woman in her achievements; and that she was very much of our time.

If it doesn’t need to be a Brit then I’d go with Germaine Greer otherwise, Marie Stopes.

Both had a huge influence during the last century.

Mary Quant
Terence Conran

Magdi Yakoub for heart transplants

The in vitro fertilisation team

Margaret Thatcher, very influential whether you like her or despise her.

The Labour Party after the war.

Sorry, Elvis is American so probably doesn't count. We should be looking at Brits.

Johnny Rotten (only joking)!

What about Elvis?

Professor Ian Donald Glasgow Obstetrician creator of Ultrasound scans in pregnancy ,one I have reason to be grateful to

Dame Sarah Gilbert.

Rosalind Franklin

Watson and Crick.

The Beatles. (Well I would say that ).)

Jack Monroe - telling it how it really is.....

Sir David Attenborough

Tim Peake

Sir Tim Berners Lee (The World Wide Web)