Road becomes Byrom Street, the location of the largest campus of Liverpool John Moores University. Famous natives Tom Baker (born 1934), actor best known for playing the Fourth Doctor in Doctor Who Cilla Black (1943–2015), singer and television personality Tommy Comerford (1933–2003), crime boss Thomas Cecil Gray (1913–2008), pioneering anaesthetist Holly Johnson (born 1960), singer best known for fronting Frankie Goes to Hollywood Rt. Rev. Thomas Anthony Williams (born 1948), auxiliary bishop of Liverpool's Roman Catholic Archdiocese Philip Regan (born around 1973), Social Media Influencer known as the Queen of Scotty Road Other uses The term "Scotland Road" can also be used as a slang reference to a corridor or passageway which allows crew access to the length of a vehicle. For example, on board the RMS Titanic, a broad, lower-deck working corridor on E Deck, which ran the length of the ship, was referred to by crew as "Scotland Road" (and by officers as "Park Lane"). Jeffrey Hatcher's play Scotland Road refers to that corridor of the Titanic. External links Scottie Press References Citations Sources Streets in Liverpool