New subjects
| Aiken, Joan Delano (1924–2004), children's writer |
| Alice, Princess, duchess of Gloucester (1901–2004) |
| Anand, Mulk Raj (1905–2004), author |
| Backhouse, Janet Moira (1938–2004), curator of manuscripts |
| Barber, John Norman Romney (1919–2004), motor industry executive |
| Barnes, Peter Henry (1931–2004), playwright and screenwriter |
| Bell, Vernon Cecil Frederick (1922–2004), founder of the British karate movement |
| Best, Richard (1916–2004), film editor |
| Birk, Ellis Samuel (1915–2004), lawyer [see under Birk, Alma Lillian, Baroness Birk (1917–1996)] |
| Birks, Peter Brian Herrenden (1941–2004), jurist |
| Blow, David Mervyn (1931–2004), crystallographer and biophysicist |
| Booth, Sir David Alwyn Gore- (1943–2004), diplomatist |
| Boyd, Sir Robert Lewis Fullarton (1922–2004), physicist and engineer |
| Bray, (William) John (1911–2004), telecommunications engineer |
| Brett, Lionel Gordon Baliol, fourth Viscount Esher (1913–2004), architect and town planner |
| Brigstocke, Heather Renwick, Baroness Brigstocke (1929–2004), headmistress and public servant |
| Brown, Fred (1925–2004), virologist |
| Brown, (Elizabeth) Iona (1941–2004), violinist and conductor |
| Bryans, Dame Anne Margaret (1909–2004), charity worker and hospital governor |
| Buckeridge, Anthony Malcolm (1912–2004), schoolmaster and author |
| Bullock, Alan Louis Charles, Baron Bullock (1914–2004), historian and college head |
| Burchfield, Robert William (1923–2004), lexicographer |
| Cahill, Joseph [Joe] (1920–2004), Irish republican activist |
| Calcutt, Sir David Charles (1930–2004), barrister and college head |
| Callender, Sheila Theodora Elsie (1914–2004), physician and haematologist |
| Campbell, Judy Mary (1916–2004), actress |
| Carline, Nancy Mona (1909–2004), painter [see under Carline, Richard Cotton (1896–1980)] |
| Carse, (Verner) Duncan (1913–2004), polar explorer and broadcaster |
| Carter, Sydney Bertram (1915–2004), songwriter and journalist |
| Cavendish, Andrew Robert Buxton, eleventh duke of Devonshire (1920–2004), landowner |
| Chapple, Francis Joseph [Frank], Baron Chapple (1921–2004), trade unionist |
| Charles, (William) John (1931–2004), footballer |
| Checkland, (Edith) Olive (1920–2004), historian [see under Checkland, Sydney George (1916–1986)] |
| Clough, Brian Howard (1935–2004), footballer and football manager |
| Coker, Peter Godfrey (1926–2004), painter and etcher |
| Coldstream, Sir George Phillips (1907–2004), lawyer and civil servant |
| Cook, Sir Alan Hugh (1922–2004), physicist and college head |
| Cooke, (Alfred) Alistair (1908–2004), broadcaster and writer |
| Crick, Francis Harry Compton (1916–2004), molecular biologist |
| Cropper, Dame Hilary Mary (1941–2004), businesswoman |
| Dalton, Katharina Dorothea (1916–2004), chiropodist and physician |
| Diamond, John [Jack], Baron Diamond (1907–2004), accountant and politician |
| Dibnah, Frederick [Fred] (1938–2004), steeplejack and television presenter |
| Doniach, Deborah (1912–2004), immunologist |
| Dudgeon, Antony Greville (1916–2004), air force officer |
| Dunstan, Gordon Reginald (1917–2004), Church of England clergyman, theologian, and writer on medical ethics |
| Ehrlich, Cyril (1925–2004), economic and social historian and writer on music |
| Elis, Islwyn Ffowc (1924–2004), Welsh-language writer |
| Emery, Sir Peter Frank Hannibal (1926–2004), politician and businessman |
| Farmer, Frank Taylor (1912–2004), medical physicist |
| Feilden, Geoffrey Bertram Robert [Bob] (1917–2004), engineer |
| Fiennes, Virginia Frances [Ginny] Twisleton-Wykeham-, Lady Fiennes (1947–2004), polar explorer and expedition organizer |
| Foot, Paul Mackintosh (1937–2004), journalist |
| Franklin, Stanley Arthur (1930–2004), cartoonist and painter |
| Friedlander, Albert Hoschander (1927–2004), rabbi and writer |
| Fulton, Robert Kerr [Rikki] (1924–2004), actor and comedian |
| Geldray, Max (1916–2004), harmonica player |
| Gibbs, Sir Roland Christopher (1921–2004), army officer |
| Gibson, (Richard) Patrick Tallentyre, Baron Gibson (1916–2004), businessman and public servant |
| Gilmour, Sarah [Sally] (1921–2004), ballerina |
| Gold, Thomas (1920–2004), astrophysicist |
| Goossens, (Annie) Sidonie (1899–2004), harpist |
| Gosling, Nigel Seymour (1909–1982) [see under Lloyd, Maude Doris (1908–2004)] |
| Graham, Wilhelmina Barns- (1912–2004), painter |
| Grandy, Sir John (1913–2004), air force officer |
| Grant, Michael (1914–2004), numismatist and ancient historian |
| Green, Dame Mary Georgina [Molly] (1913–2004), headmistress |
| Greene, Sidney Francis, Baron Greene of Harrow Weald (1910–2004), trade unionist |
| Greenwood, Nigel Palin (1941–2004), gallery owner |
| Gunn, Thomson William [Thom] (1929–2004), poet and critic |
| Hadingham, Reginald Edward Hawke [Buzzer] (1915–2004), businessman and tennis administrator |
| Hailey, Arthur Frederick (1920–2004), novelist |
| Hammersley, John Michael (1920–2004), mathematician |
| Hampshire, Sir Stuart Newton (1914–2004), philosopher |
| Hanson, James Edward, Baron Hanson (1922–2004), industrialist and financier |
| Hardwick, George Francis Moutrey (1920–2004), footballer |
| Hart, Francis Dudley [Frank] (1909–2004), rheumatologist |
| Heatley, Norman George (1911–2004), biochemist |
| Higgins, (Hugh) Christopher Longuet- (1923–2004), theoretical chemist and cognitive scientist |
| Hobhouse, John Stewart, Baron Hobhouse of Woodborough (1932–2004), judge |
| Hodge, Sir Julian Stephen Alfred (1904–2004), merchant banker, businessman, and philanthropist |
| Holland, Mary Philomena (1935–2004), journalist |
| Hopcraft, Arthur Edward (1932–2004), journalist and author |
| Horsley, Alec Stewart (1902–1993), businessman and social activist [see under Horsley, (George) Nicholas Seward (1934–2004)] |
| Horsley, (George) Nicholas Seward (1934–2004), businessman |
| Hounsfield, Sir Godfrey Newbold (1919–2004), engineer and inventor |
| Hubbard, Kenneth Gilbert (1920–2004), air force officer |
| Hughes, Emlyn Walter (1947–2004), footballer and television sports personality |
| Jenkins, Hugh Gater, Baron Jenkins of Putney (1908–2004), politician |
| Jenkins, Vivian Gordon James (1911–2004), rugby player and journalist |
| Jennings, Sir Robert Yewdall (1913–2004), jurist and judge |
| Jewell, Norman Limbury Auchinleck [Bill] (1913–2004), submariner and naval officer |
| Jones, Philip Stuart (1927–2004), television producer |
| Jowett, Alfred (1914–2004), Church of England clergyman |
| Kaye, Mary Margaret [Mollie] (1908–2004), novelist |
| Kear, Janet (1933–2004), ornithologist and conservationist |
| Keith, Kenneth Alexander, Baron Keith of Castleacre (1916–2004), merchant banker and industrialist |
| Kelly, Margaret [known as Bluebell] (1910–2004), dancer and businesswoman |
| Kieft, Cyril William (1911–2004), industrialist and motor engineer |
| Killick, Sir John Edward (1919–2004), diplomatist |
| Kinnersley, David John (1926–2004), economist and public servant |
| Kydd, Frances Ruth Burke Shand (1936–2004), voluntary worker |
| Lee, Anna (1913–2004), actress |
| Lee, Sir David John Pryer (1912–2004), air force officer |
| Lennox, Lord Nicholas Charles Gordon (1931–2004), diplomatist |
| Levin, (Henry) Bernard (1928–2004), writer and broadcaster |
| Levy, Allan Edward (1942–2004), barrister |
| Lloyd, Maude Doris (1908–2004), ballet dancer and critic |
| MacDonald, (Robert) David (1929–2004), translator, director, and playwright |
| Macdonald, Eleanor Catherine (1910–2004), businesswoman and management consultant |
| Macdonald, Murdo Ewen (1914–2004), Church of Scotland minister |
| MacDougall, Sir (George) Donald Alastair (1912–2004), economist and civil servant |
| McGeoch, John Alexander (1955–2004), rock musician |
| McKane, William (1921–2004), biblical scholar |
| McKechnie, Dame Sheila Marshall (1948–2004), housing reformer and consumer rights campaigner |
| MacLeod, Alistair Reid [Ally] (1931–2004), footballer and football manager |
| McWhirter, Norris Dewar (1925–2004), author, publisher, and political campaigner |
| Markova, Dame Alicia (1910–2004), ballerina |
| Martin, Frank Graeme (1914–2004), sculptor |
| Mayer, John Henry Basil (1929/30–2004), composer and violinist |
| Meyer, Sir Anthony John Charles, third baronet (1920–2004), diplomatist and politician |
| Montagu, Helen Margaret (1929–2004), theatre producer |
| Moorey, (Peter) Roger Stuart (1937–2004), archaeologist and museum curator |
| Moraes, Dominic Francis [Dom] (1938–2004), poet and writer |
| Morgan, Joan (1905–2004), actress |
| Morishima, Michio (1923–2004), economist |
| Morton, Sir (Robert) Alastair Newton (1938–2004), businessman |
| Murray, Lionel [Len], Baron Murray of Epping Forest (1922–2004), trade unionist |
| Murray, Dame (Alice) Rosemary (1913–2004), chemist and university administrator |
| Neagu, Paul (1938–2004), artist |
| Newell, Norman (1919–2004), record producer and songwriter |
| Nicholson, John Edward (1916–1997) [see under Nicholson, (Lorna) Rosemary (1919–2004)] |
| Nicholson, (Lorna) Rosemary (1919–2004), garden historian and museum founder |
| Nicholson, William Edward [Bill] (1919–2004), footballer and football manager |
| Nicolson, Nigel (1917–2004), politician, publisher, and author |
| Norton, Peter John Hill-, Baron Hill-Norton (1915–2004), naval officer |
| Nuttall, Jeffrey Addison [Jeff] (1933–2004), artist and author |
| Nuttgens, Patrick John (1930–2004), architect, broadcaster, and educationist |
| Ogilvy, Sir Angus James Bruce (1928–2004), businessman and philanthropist |
| Paige, Edward George Sydney [Ted] (1930–2004), physicist and engineer |
| Pantridge, James Francis [Frank] (1916–2004), cardiologist and inventor |
| Partridge [née Marshall], Frances Catherine (1900–2004), diarist and author |
| Pasley, Sir (John) Malcolm Sabine, fifth baronet (1926–2004), German scholar and literary critic |
| Pateman, Jack Edward (1921–2004), aviation engineer and businessman |
| Pearce, Sir Austin William (1921–2004), industrialist |
| Pease, (Rendel) Sebastian [Bas] (1922–2004), physicist |
| Peel, John (1939–2004), radio and television broadcaster |
| Pereira, Sir (Herbert) Charles (1913–2004), hydrologist and agronomist |
| Perkin, Harold James (1926–2004), social historian |
| Phillips, Andrew Kelvin [Andy] (1940–2004), lighting designer |
| Pike, (Irene) Mervyn Parnicott, Baroness Pike (1918–2004), businesswoman, politician, and voluntary worker |
| Pimlott, Benjamin John [Ben] (1945–2004), historian and political commentator |
| Pople, Sir John Anthony (1925–2004), mathematician and theoretical chemist |
| Potter, Donald Steele (1902–2004), sculptor |
| Potter, Lynda Lee- (1935–2004), journalist |
| Relph, Michael Leighton George (1915–2004), film producer and production designer |
| Richards, Alun Morgan (1929–2004), author and playwright |
| Richardson, John Samuel, Baron Richardson (1910–2004), physician |
| Robertson, (Charles) Martin (1911–2004), archaeologist and poet |
| Roper, Patrick Dacre Trevor- (1916–2004), ophthalmic surgeon and author |
| Rosenthal, Jack Morris (1931–2004), television dramatist |
| Roxburgh, Sir John Charles Young (1919–2004), submariner and naval officer |
| Rubens, Bernice (1923–2004), author |
| Rue, Dame (Elsie) Rosemary (1928–2004), medical practitioner and medical administrator |
| Russell, Conrad Sebastian Robert, fifth Earl Russell (1937–2004), historian and politician |
| Sampson, Anthony Terrell Seward (1926–2004), journalist and author |
| Sams, Eric Sydney Charles (1926–2004), musicologist and literary scholar |
| Sangster, Robert Edmund (1936–2004), racehorse owner and breeder |
| Scanlon, Hugh Parr, Baron Scanlon (1913–2004), trade unionist |
| Scarman, Leslie George, Baron Scarman (1911–2004), judge |
| Shaw, Margaret Fay (1903–2004), folklorist and musicologist [see under Campbell, John Lorne, of Canna (1906–1996)] |
| Shenfield, Arthur (1909–1990), barrister and economist [see under Shenfield, Dame Barbara Estelle (1919–2004)] |
| Shenfield, Dame Barbara Estelle (1919–2004), social scientist and voluntary worker |
| Shipman, Harold Frederick (1946–2004), mass murderer |
| Shoenberg, David (1911–2004), physicist |
| Shulman, Milton (1913–2004), theatre critic and writer |
| Sigmund, Miroslav (1907–2004), engineer |
| Simey, Margaret Bayne, Lady Simey (1906–2004), social scientist and local politician |
| Simey, Thomas Spensley, Baron Simey (1906–1969), social scientist [see under Simey, Margaret Bayne, Lady Simey (1906–2004)] |
| Smith, John Maynard (1920–2004), biologist |
| Smith, Richard Malden [Dick] Heckstall- (1934–2004), jazz and rock saxophonist |
| Smythe, Clifford Anthony [Tony] (1938–2004), political campaigner |
| Squire, Raglan Hugh Anstruther (1912–2004), architect |
| Stacey, Margaret [Meg] (1922–2004), sociologist |
| Steel, Sir David Edward Charles (1916–2004), oil company executive |
| Stevens, Denis William (1922–2004), musicologist and conductor |
| Stockdale, Sir (Arthur) Noel (1920–2004), businessman |
| Sutton, (Alfred) Shaun Graham (1919–2004), television executive and writer |
| Tanner, John Benedict Ian (1927–2004), museum director |
| Tausky, Vil"(1910–2004), conductor and composer |
| Terry, Arthur Hubert (1927–2004), translator and scholar of Catalan, Spanish, and comparative literature |
| Thelwell, Norman (1923–2004), cartoonist and illustrator |
| Trask, Robert Lawrence [Larry] (1944–2004), linguist and Basque scholar |
| Ustinov, Sir Peter Alexander (1921–2004), playwright and actor |
| Vane, Sir John Robert (1927–2004), pharmacologist |
| Villameur, Lise Marie de Baissac (1905–2004), special operations officer and member of the FANY |
| Wade, Sir (Henry) William Rawson (1918–2004), jurist and college head |
| Watson, Willie (1920–2004), cricketer and footballer |
| Weightman, John George (1915–2004), French scholar and critic |
| Weir, Mary [Molly] (1910–2004), actor |
| West, Henry William [Harry] (1917–2004), politician |
| Wheeler, David John (1927–2004), computer scientist |
| Wickham, Glynne William Gladstone (1922–2004), drama scholar |
| Wilkins, Maurice Hugh Frederick (1916–2004), molecular biologist |
| Williams, Sir Alwyn (1921–2004), geologist and university principal |
| Wilson, Bryan Ronald (1926–2004), sociologist |
| Wilson, Sir Geoffrey Masterman (1910–2004), barrister, diplomatist, and public servant |
| Winter, Frederick Thomas [Fred] (1926–2004), jockey and racehorse trainer |
| Wolstenholme, Sir Gordon Ethelbert Ward (1913–2004), physician, charity director, and promoter of public health care |
| Wonfor, Andrea Jean (1944–2004), television executive and producer |
| Woodward, David Alfred (1942–2004), historian of cartography |
| Woolrych, Austin Herbert (1918–2004), historian |
| Wormald, (Charles) Patrick (1947–2004), historian |
| Young, Percy Marshall (1912–2004), music teacher and writer |
| Younger, Alan Christopher Wyrill (1933–2004), stained-glass artist |
| Ziff, (Israel) Arnold (1927–2004), businessman and philanthropist
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