1981: Sara May, MD at Fine & Country Putney, Wandsworth and Kingston.
1980: Lib Dem leader, Ed Davey, visited the River Mole.
1979: Chelsea boss Emma Hayes
1978: Marsha De Cordova
1977: Tennis star Novak Djokovic
1976: Dan Milne from Narativ London
1975: Craig Turner from the National Crime Agency.
1972: Fulham midfielder Willian.
1974: Jackie reporter, Chloe Norman.
1973: Louise Thomas
1972: Craig Turner from the National Crime Agency
1971: Robin Jowit is raising money for children in Ukraine.
1970: Louise Thomas from Confused.com
1969: Chelsea boss Emma Hayes
1968: Carshalton MP Elliot Colburn
1967: Treatment New Malden
1966: Chief Executive, Dr Susan Kay-Williams, explains why the work it does is so prestigious.
1965: Paul Scully MP
1964: Lieutenant Colonel Tim Osman, Head Coach, British Army Men's Team.
1963: Claire Langan is CEO of Lost Chord UK which is coming to Kingston Library.
1962: Crime correspondent Martin Brunt
1961: MP for Sutton and Cheam, Paul Scully.
1960: Former doctor, and author of "This Is Going To Hurt", Adam Kay.
1959: Chelsea caretaker boss Frank Lampard.
1958: Paul Scully, Conservative MP for Sutton and Cheam.
1957: Clare Langan, CEO Lost Chord UK
1956: Fulham boss Marco Silva
1955: Claire Langan from Lost Chord
1954: Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante
1953: Fulham boss Marco Silva
1952: Citizens Advice Epsom and Ewell CEO, Lisa Davis
1951: Chelsea boss Emma Hayes
1950: Cllr James Giles
1949: Nina Barough, founder of charity, Walk the Walk.
1948: Lisa Davis, CEO of Citizens Advice Epsom and Ewell.
1947: Fulham boss Marco Silva
1946: Wing-walker Hannah Palmer
1945: Republic leader Graham Smith
1944: Kingston based royal historian Tracy Borman.
1943: Fulham boss Marco Silva
1942: Hannah Palmer, from Air Charter Service
1941: Rishi Sunak
1941: Munira Wilson
1941: Joe Moffatt
1940: Borman Kingston
1940: Star Garter
1940: All Saints Kingston
1940: Robe Hampton Court
1940: Merel Cut 2
1940: Scouts Tolworth
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