Peter Smith

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Peter Smith can refer to:

Contents 1 Media 2 Musicians and music related 3 Politicians 4 Sportsmen 5 Other

[edit] Media

• Pete Smith (announcer), an Australian broadcaster and television personality
• Peter Smith (director), British television and film director, 1970s-
• Peter Smith (newsreader) British news presenter/newsreader, 1990s

[edit] Musicians and music related

• Peter Smith (producer), producer of Squeeze albums Ridiculous and Some Fantastic Place
• Peter Smith (musician), a former member of the band Phixx
• Peter Smith (DJ), one half of the band MLO

[edit] Politicians

• Peter Smith (Canadian), (born c.1870s), a Canadian politician involved in the Ontario Bond Scandal
• Peter Plympton Smith, (born 1945), lieutenant-governor and congressman from Vermont, president of California State University, Monterey Bay
• Peter Smith (Hawkinge) and Shepway District Councillor representing Hawkinge
• Peter Smith (Cayman Islands), Governor of the Cayman Islands from 1999 to 2002
• Peter Smith, Baron Smith of Leigh, leader of Wigan council and member of the House of Lords

[edit] Sportsmen

• Peter Smith (cricketer), an English cricketer
• Peter Smith (curler), a Scottish curler

[edit] Other

• Peter Smith (BattleTech), one of the creators of BattleTech
• Peter Smith (bishop), the current Archbishop of Cardiff
• Peter Smith (judge), (born 1952), the Honourable Mr Justice Peter Smith, a British High Court judge
• Peter Smith (painter), a contemporary British painter.
• Peter Smith (union leader) (1940-2006), general secretary of a British trade union, the Association of Teachers and Lecturers
• Peter C H Smith (historian),as Peter C Smith the author of 67 books of aeronautical,naval and military history The Society of Authors, London
• Peter Smith (philosopher), a lecturer in philosophy at the University of Cambridge.
• Peter K Smith, founder of Cavalier Yachts, boat-builder, sailor, and marine anchor designer.
• Peter Smith (scientist), Lunar and Planetary Laboratory scientist and Principal Investigator of the Phoenix robotic mission to Mars.