Ronald and Reggie Kray, lived for a time in Limpsfield Road in the 1990s. Laurier Lister (1907–1986), theatre director and producer, was born in the village. Stephen Rumbold Lushington (1775–1868), lived for a time at Sanderstead Court, and his daughter was born there in 1816. He was Joint Secretary of the Treasury (1824–7), Governor of Madras (1827–32), and MP for Rye (1807–12) and for Canterbury (1812–30). Kate Moss (born 1974), model, lived at Church Way as a child and teenager. She went to Ridgeway Primary School, then Riddlesdown High School. Malcolm Muggeridge (1903–1990) was born in Broomhall Road on 24 March 1903. Hilary Page (1904-1957) was born in Sanderstead. Invented the interlocking plastic brick Kiddicraft. David Rippingale, aka William Hung, lead singer of I, Ludicrous, spent his formative years in Sanderstead (1958–71). Tony Sewell (born 1959), educationalist, lives in Sanderstead. Nearest places Selsdon South Croydon Hamsey Green Warlingham Kenley Purley Riddlesdown Nearest railway stations Sanderstead railway station Purley Oaks railway station Riddlesdown railway station References Notes References External links Local guide covering Sanderstead Sanderstead Village Community History of Sanderstead Village Sanderstead Parish (Church of England) Sanderstead Evangelical Church A gallery of images of Sanderstead 1731 establishments in England Areas of London Cricket grounds in Surrey Defunct cricket grounds in England Defunct sports venues in Surrey Districts of the London Borough of Croydon English cricket venues in the 18th century Sports venues completed in 1731 Villages in Surrey