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Nigel ( ) is an masculine .

The English Nigel is found in records dating from the ; however, it was not used much before being revived by 19th-century . For instance, published The Fortunes of Nigel in 1822,

(2026). 9780198610601, Oxford University Press.
and Arthur Conan Doyle published in 1905–06. As a name given for boys in and , it peaked in popularity from the 1950s to the 1970s (see below).

Nigel has never been as common in other countries as it is in Britain, but was among the 1,000 most common names for boys born in the from 1971 to 2010. Numbers peaked in 1994 when 447 were recorded (it was the 478th most common boys' name that year). The peak popularity at 0.02% of boys' names in 1994 compares to a peak popularity in England and Wales of about 1.2% in 1963, 60 times higher.

Etymology
The name is derived from the church Latin Nigellus. This word was at first assumed to be derived from the classical Latin nigellus (meaning dark). However, this is now considered an example of an incorrect etymology passed down and created by French-speaking , who knew Latin as well and translated the first name Neel to Latin written documents, as was conventional in Western Europe at the time. The Latin word nigellus gave birth to neel (modern nielle), meaning ", black enamel"; and this explains the confusion with Nigel, because the clerics believed it was the same etymology as the first name Neel, spelled the same way. Origine et histoire des noms de famille, , editions errance, 2002. p 119-120.

However Nigel, via medieval Latin Nigellus and subsequently Norman Neel (modern surname Néel), and Norse Njáll, is ultimately derived from the Gaelic Irish given name . Nordic Names: origin and etymology of Niall For the etymology of the surname Neill this web page cites: Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, .

England and Wales
The following table shows the number of boys given the first name Nigel in specific years in England and Wales. Numbers peaked in about 1963. Extracted from indexes of births registered in England and Wales in www.ancestry.co.uk. Numbers for some years may contain some duplication with boys appearing twice in the index. Baby Names, England and Wales, 2010 (ONS Spreadsheet) Baby Names, England and Wales, 2015 (ONS Spreadsheet) In 1964 it was the 23rd most popular boys' name. Baby Names, England and Wales, 1904-1994 (ONS Spreadsheet) By 2016 the number of boys named Nigel had dropped below 3, the minimum number reported by the ONS.

18401
18502
18601
18707
18808
189010
190018
191024
192071
1930164
1940445
19501,943
19604,383
19635,529
19702,469
1980413
1990125
200025
201018
20159

Medieval figures
  • Nigel (bishop of Ely) (Néel d'Ely) (c. 1100–1169), Anglo-Norman clergyman, administrator, and bishop
  • Nigel d'Aubigny of Cainhoe (?–1090s), Norman knight
  • Nigel d'Aubigny (Néel d'Aubigny) (?–1129), Norman nobleman
  • Nigel de Longchamps, 12th-century English satirist and poet
  • Nigel de Wavere, 14th-century English medieval theologian, churchman, college fellow, and university chancellor
  • Nigel D'Oyly (Néel d'Ouilly), 11th- and 12th-century Anglo-Norman lord
  • (?–after 1120), Anglo-Norman nobleman
  • (Néel de Saint-Sauveur), Norman baron at Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte in

Notable people named Nigel
  • (1920–2011), Australian politician
  • (born 1966), English former politician
  • Nigel Ah Wong (born 1990), New Zealand professional rugby union player
  • (born 1957), British racing driver
  • (1920–2008), Australian-born British soldier, landowner, and politician
  • (born 1947), English film critic
  • (born 1927), British geophysicist
  • (born 1952), British political academic and author
  • , New Zealand international footballer
  • (born 1946), English croquet player
  • Nigel Auchterlounie, British comics artist and cartoonist
  • (born 1967), New Zealand former weightlifter
  • (born 1957), English multimedia artist
  • (1958–2024), British physicist
  • (1927–2002), British Army officer
  • , Scottish past member of indie pop band Camera Obscura (band)
  • (born 1966), British diplomat
  • Nigel Baker (cricketer) (1914–1968), English cricketer
  • (1908–1970), English psychologist and author
  • (1892–1978), British professor of botany
  • (born 1955), Irish-born American biopsychologist and author
  • Nigel Barker, several people
  • Nigel Barley, several people
  • , British musician
  • (1889–1971), Indian-born British actor
  • (born 1957), English former footballer
  • (1936–2017), British politician
  • (born 1967), English former professional footballer
  • (born 1962), English former professional rugby league footballer
  • (born 1964), English former professional boxer
  • (born 1949), English-born Canadian actor, director, and writer
  • (born 1955), British writer and illustrator
  • (1934–2022), English-born senior Royal Australian Navy officer
  • (born 1993), Dutch former professional footballer
  • , English actor
  • (born 1968), English javelin thrower
  • , Welsh retired rugby union player
  • (born 1976), Grenadian former footballer
  • , English lead singer and guitarist of rock band Half Man Half Biscuit
  • (1923–1989), English cricketer and Royal Air Force officer
  • (1952–2022), English trumpeter, conductor, and band leader
  • (born 1975), English former footballer
  • (born 1965), English retired professional snooker player
  • (1928–1994), British zoologist, Antarctic marine mammal specialist, author, and ecologist
  • (born 1994), Zimbabwean cricketer
  • (1937–2015), English-born Australian motorcycle speedway rider
  • (born 1986), Australian former professional footballer
  • (born 1973), New Zealand Māori artist, museum curator, and Māori art advocate
  • (1961–2024), British-American mathematician
  • (born 1953), Welsh-born retired footballer and current American soccer coach
  • (1911–1994), Australian lawyer, politician, and judge
  • Nigel Bowen, New Zealand mayor
  • (born 1989), American former NFL player
  • (born 1951), British-born Australian actor
  • (born 1979), Irish former rugby union footballer
  • Nigel Brady (astronomer), New Zealand astronomer
  • Nigel Braun, real name of (born 1991), Canadian YouTuber
  • (born 1972), Australian photojournalist and author
  • Nigel Bridge, Baron Bridge of Harwich (1917–2007), British judge
  • (born 1955), English former cricketer
  • (1934–1999), English businessman
  • (born 1967), Australian former cricketer
  • (1926–2024), English composer, arranger, and conductor
  • (1937–2018), British diplomat
  • , Australian author and biologist
  • (1976–2021), South African cricketer
  • (born 1949), New Zealand painter
  • Nigel Brown, British chairman
  • (1895–1953), English stage-and screen character actor
  • Nigel Bruce (journalist) (born 1942), South African journalist and politician
  • (1938–2024), Australian filmmaker
  • (born 1954), English songwriter, musician, poet, and graphic artist
  • Nigel Burgess, several people
  • (born 1976), American football commentator and former head coach
  • (1935–2022), Australian composer and pianist
  • (1924–2015), British travel writer and wine critic
  • (born 1949), English fashion designer
  • (1931–2014), English science writer and climate change skeptic
  • (born 1962), Singaporean-born English former professional footballer
  • (1908–2004), English cricketer
  • (born 1974), Irish rugby union coach
  • (born 1959), Northern Irish former rugby union international player
  • Nigel Carr (American football) (born 1990), American former football player
  • , British lawyer and academic leader
  • (born 1945), English environmentalist and politician
  • (born 1969), British diplomat
  • (1945–2008), English footballer
  • (born 1951), English freelance writer and editor
  • (born 1954), British businessman and chairman
  • , American host of Journey into Imagination with Figment
  • Nigel Chapman, several people
  • Nigel Clarke, several people
  • (born 1955), English ornithologist
  • (born 1969), British biographer, historian, translator, and critic
  • (born 1959), British businessman and academic administrator
  • (born 1966), English professional football manager and former player
  • (born 1953), Australian former swimmer
  • (born 1954), English former footballer
  • , British animator, director, and writer
  • Nigel Coates, several people
  • (born 1961), Canadian sailor
  • (born 1946), English former cricketer
  • (?–1957), South African tennis player
  • (born 1979), Guyanese former footballer
  • , English TV presenter and gardening expert/writer
  • (born 1959), English film- and television director
  • (born 1952), British former army lieutenant-colonel and author
  • Nigel Collins, several people
  • Nigel Colman, several people
  • , Irish contestant on The Voice of Ireland series 5
  • (born 1970), Anguillian football manager
  • (born 1954), English former cricketer
  • (born 1973), British painter
  • Nigel Corbet Fletcher (1877–1951), English international rugby union player
  • (1903–1984), English Anglican clergyman
  • (born 1968), English former professional footballer
  • , British Paralympic high jumper
  • , British banker
  • (born 1953), English former cricketer
  • Nigel Cox, several people
  • (born 1960), English former motorcycle speedway rider
  • (born 1979), Irish Gaelic footballer
  • Nigel Crisp, Baron Crisp (born 1952), British crossbench life peer
  • (born 1942), British academic, design researcher, educator, and emeritus professor of design studies
  • (born 1958), English former professional footballer
  • (1917–1941), Australian fighter ace of World War II
  • , British professor of mathematics
  • Nigel D. Oram (1919–2003), English-born Australian public servant, academic, ethnologist, and anthropologist
  • (born 1964), British soldier, diplomat, and former Governor of the Turks and Caicos Islands
  • (1928–2013), English stage-, television-, and film actor
  • Nigel David Ward (1943–2024), Canadian-born British Royal Navy officer
  • Nigel Davies, several people
  • (born 1951), Welsh former judge
  • Nigel De'ath (born 1965), English former speedway rider
  • , New Zealand former association footballer
  • Nigel De Brulier (1877–1948), English stage- and film actor
  • Nigel de Freitas (born 1979), Trinidadian politician
  • Nigel de Grey (1886–1951), British codebreaker
  • Nigel de Gruchy (born 1943), British former trade union official
  • Nigel de Jong (born 1984), Dutch former professional footballer
  • (1941–2007), Indian-born Scottish-English journalist
  • (1912–1989), English writer, critic, playwright, and magazine editor
  • (born 1953), English director, writer, and musician
  • , Irish politician and former Gaelic football manager and player
  • (born 1962), English former cricketer
  • (1965–2022), British sociologist
  • (born 1958), Northern Irish politician and barrister
  • (born 1954), Scottish composer, arranger, and former politician
  • (born 1962), English former professional footballer
  • (born 1968), New Zealand cyclist
  • (born 1969), British retired judoka and wrestler
  • (born 1966), Zimbabwean cricketer
  • (1957–2012), English investor and football club owner
  • Nigel Douglas (tenor) (1929–2023), English operatic tenor
  • , Canadian actor and comedian
  • (1911–1984), Australian politician; grandson of Colonel Edward Robert Drury
  • Nigel E. Stork, Australian entomologist and professor emeritus
  • , English multi-instrumentalist and composer
  • , technology entrepreneur
  • Nigel Edward Farmer, English criminal
  • Nigel Edwards, several people
  • (born 1949), British blues rock singer-songwriter
  • (born 1997), Jamaican sprinter
  • (born 1994), Canadian former professional cyclist
  • Nigel Emslie, Lord Emslie (born 1947), Scottish retired judge
  • (born 1944), English former Royal Navy officer
  • (born 1957), Welsh former politician
  • Nigel F. Palmer (1946–2022), British Germanist and professor emeritus
  • , English actor and writer
  • (born 1964), English politician and broadcaster
  • (born 1964), British author and journalist
  • (1953–2011), English television documentary filmmaker
  • (born 1963), English former cricketer
  • (born 1960), English former cricketer
  • (born 1965), English former cricketer
  • (born 1976), Australian former AFL player
  • (1949–1995), English film director and filmmaker
  • (1959–1995), Canadian game designer, editor, and author of novels and role-playing games
  • (1913–1996), Welsh politician
  • Nigel Fisher (United Nations), Canadian crisis management and response official
  • (born 1960), English former motorcycle speedway rider
  • (born 1951), Zimbabwean former cricket umpire
  • Nigel Forbes, 22nd Lord Forbes (1918–2013), Scottish soldier, businessman, and politician
  • (1943–2017), Indian-born British politician
  • (1924–2009), English musicologist and political activist
  • Nigel Foster, several people
  • (1919–2013), British businessman, managing director, and chairman
  • (born 1944), British writer, journalist, editor, and broadcaster
  • (born 1971), Trinidadian cricketer
  • , Seychellois footballer
  • (born 1952), British record producer
  • , New Zealand ambassador to Spain
  • Nigel G. Stocks (born 1964), English engineer and physicist
  • (born 1961), English former cricketer
  • (born 1970), Australian former rugby league footballer
  • (1933–2016), British alpine skier
  • , New Zealand musician and composer
  • (born 1958), British veterinarian and civil servant
  • (born 1965), English professional football manager and former player
  • Nigel Gibbs (1922–2014), English international rugby union player
  • , British activist, scholar, and author
  • (born 1950), British sociologist
  • Nigel Gilbert (born 1959), English former professional snooker player
  • (born 1962), English former professional footballer
  • Nigel Glendinning (1929–2013), British scholar and authority of Spanish literature
  • (born 1953), English drummer of heavy metal band Saxon
  • (born 1961), British particle physicist
  • (born 1951), British Anglican priest
  • (born 1971), English recording engineer, record producer, and musician
  • (born 1957), American professor of physics
  • Nigel Goring-Morris, British-born Israeli archaeologist and professor
  • (1909–1982), British art- and dance critic and author
  • (1946–2017), English-born American music executive; founder of
  • (1947–2016), English record producer
  • Nigel Gray (author) (born 1941), Northern Irish-born Australian author
  • Nigel Gray (footballer) (born 1956), English former professional footballer
  • (born c. 1960), English actor
  • (1924–1972), English actor
  • Nigel Greenwood, several people
  • (1876–1941), Scottish-born English steam locomotive engineer, and British Army officer during World War II
  • (born 1955), Scottish politician
  • (born 1949), English musician
  • (born 1945), British biochemist and professor of molecular biophysics and biochemistry
  • (1924–2014), British Arabist, historian, author, soldier, counter-espionage officer, and perfume expert
  • , New Zealand-born British associate professor of psychology
  • (born 1949), South African-born British former Royal Navy officer
  • (born 1962), English former cricketer
  • , British-born Australian police officer and public servant
  • (1887–1966), English cricketer
  • Nigel Hall, several people
  • (born 1953), Australian politician
  • , British-born Canadian terrorist, kidnapper, and schoolteacher
  • Nigel Hamilton, several people
  • (1920–2007), English-born Indian lexicographer
  • (born 1973), English actor
  • (born 1948), English former cricketer
  • Nigel Harris, several people
  • (born 1951), English musician
  • Nigel Harrison (cricketer) (1878–1947), English cricketer
  • (born 1958), English former footballer
  • , Westmeath Gaelic footballer
  • Nigel Harvie Bennett (1912–2008), English cricketer
  • Nigel Hasselbaink (born 1990), Dutch-born Surinamese professional footballer
  • (born 1956), English journalist, author, businessman, and politician
  • (born 1951), English actor and presenter
  • (born 1951), New Zealand economics academic and politician
  • (1929–2001), English actor
  • Nigel Hayes-Davis (born 1994), American professional basketball player
  • (born 1955), English diplomat, and former Governor of the Falkland Islands
  • (born 1957), British-New Zealand academic, economist, and professor
  • (born 1955), English ex-rally driver
  • (born 1957), British artist
  • Nigel Hemming (born 1969), British Christian songwriter and musician
  • (born 1951), British astronomer and science communicator
  • (1909–1993), British Royal Navy officer
  • Nigel Henderson (artist) (1917–1985), English documentary artist and photographer
  • (born 1976), Trinidadian retired soccer player
  • (1877–1972), Australian Anglican priest
  • (1916–1995), English author of travel books, short stories, plays, and poetry; and an FAO agronomist of the United Nations
  • (born 1963), English former rugby union- and professional rugby league footballer
  • (born 1953), English composer
  • (born 1970), English professional darts player
  • (born 1980), Irish hurler
  • (born 1963), Canadian math professor
  • (born 1941), English novelist
  • (born 1971), English jazz saxophonist
  • (born 1946), English mathematician and professor emeritus of mathematics
  • (born 1958), American author, analyst, researcher, speaker, and commentator on marketing
  • (born 1942), British/American graphic designer, author, and theorist
  • (born 1961), Australian former rugby union international player
  • , British-born Canadian professor of computer science; inventor of the Boyer–Moore–Horspool algorithm
  • (born 1948), English former international rugby union player
  • (1925–1979), English cricketer
  • Nigel Howard Croft (born 1956), British authority on quality management and conformity assessment
  • (born 1958), English property developer, former CEO, and current property projects manager
  • (born 1970), British politician
  • Nigel Humberstone, English member of neoclassical dark wave- and martial industrial band In the Nursery
  • (born 1950), British actor
  • (born 1983), Samoan-born New Zealand rugby union player
  • (1941–2017), English-born New Zealand film producer and commercial director
  • , Australian politician
  • , New Zealand international field hockey umpire
  • Nigel Illingworth (born 1960), English former cricketer
  • (born 1965), English former cricketer
  • (born 1956), British former intelligence operative
  • (born 1970), English keyboardist
  • , English yacht designer
  • (born 1971), Canadian former cricketer
  • Nigel J. Ashton, English historian and professor of international history
  • (born 1962), American journalist
  • (born 1969), English footballer
  • (1949–2014), Anglo-Welsh poet
  • (1900–1968), English cricketer, medical doctor, and Royal Air Force officer
  • Nigel Johnson, several people
  • Nigel John Taylor (born 1960), English bass player of pop rock band
  • Nigel Jones, several people
  • (born 1956), English former professional darts player
  • (1946–2010), British-American mathematician
  • (born 1961), Australian former rugby union international player
  • (born 1955), New Zealand violist and composer
  • (born 1969), Australian former AFL player
  • (born 1956), English violinist and violist
  • Nigel Kennedy (cricketer) (born 1964), Jamaican cricketer
  • Nigel Kennedy (politician) (1889–1964), British barrister, army officer, and politician
  • (1830–1908), English soldier, politician, courtier, and agriculturalist
  • (born 1959), British comic book writer and artist
  • (1922–2006), British scriptwriter and author
  • (born 1956), British economist, author, and political scientist
  • , English former solicitor
  • (born 1962), Australian former VFL player
  • (1932–2022), British sculptor and art historian
  • (born 1949), Australian novelist and academic
  • Nigel Kyeremateng (born 2000), Italian professional footballer
  • (born 1956), English aerobatics pilot
  • (1944–2024), English voice actor
  • (born 1976), Australian former AFL player
  • (born 1967), New Zealand clinical psychologist, author, and broadcaster
  • (born 1965), English sports consultant, former cricketer, and former British Army officer
  • (1932–2023), English politician and journalist; Chancellor of the Exchequer
  • (1913–1941), British soldier and recipient of the Victoria Cross
  • (born 1958), Scottish academic
  • (1932–2012), South African cricketer
  • Nigel Le Vaillant (born 1958), British former actor
  • (born 1989), English retired sprint track and field athlete
  • , Australian stage lighting designer
  • (born 1969), English actor
  • , British professor of telecommunications
  • (born 1969), English cricket umpire and former cricketer
  • (born 1961), Barbadian-British basketball coach and former player
  • (born 1952), Scottish-American experimental particle physicist
  • (born 2002), Dutch professional footballer
  • Nigel Loring, several people
  • (1892–1979), Australian aviator and flour miller
  • (1916–2001), Australian actor, producer, and director
  • (born 1949), English television- and film director and producer, television dance competition judge, former dancer, and choreographer
  • , English freelance broadcaster
  • (1933–2019), American investment banker
  • , British retired senior Royal Air Force officer
  • , American theater director and writer
  • (1919–2006), British Royal Navy officer during World War II
  • (born 1953), English former racing car driver
  • (born 1985), Canadian football player and coach
  • , British politician and mathematician
  • (born 1966), English football coach and former professional player
  • (born 1960), English wildlife television presenter/producer, author, and hobby ornithologist
  • (1921–1998), British Royal Air Force commander
  • , South Australian lawyer and businessman
  • , Northern Irish organist, choral conductor, and teacher
  • (1953–2025), English screenwriter, producer, and writer
  • (born 1942), British Anglican cleric
  • (born 1976), English professional wrestler and commentator
  • Nigel McKenzie, pen name of (1903–1973), English writer of historical romance novels
  • (born 1968), Northern Irish poet, editor, and teacher
  • Nigel McNair Scott (1945–2023), British businessperson
  • (born 1964), Welsh retired international rugby union player
  • (born 1991), Dutch former racing driver
  • (born 1961), English former rugby player, and current coach and administrator
  • (born 1940), British zoologist, ichthyologist, and former museum director
  • (born 1963), Belizean-American actor, film producer, film commissioner, and former CBA player
  • (born 1974), British politician and former chartered accountant
  • Nigel Mills (RAF officer) (1932–1991), British military doctor
  • (born 1975), Australian painter
  • , British television- and radio presenter and voice-over artist
  • (1937–2005), English businessman and knight
  • (born 1963), Irish blues- and jazz singer, guitarist, and songwriter
  • Nigel Moore, several people
  • (1954–2018), Irish-born South African security consultant
  • (born 1958), English-born American billionaire businessman; co-founder of Capital One
  • (born 1955), Vanuatuan cricket umpire
  • Nigel Morritt Wace (1929–2005), Indian-born Australian Royal Marines officer, botanist, and academic
  • (1944–2020), Australian cricketer
  • (born 1964), British Paralympic athlete
  • Nigel Napier-Andrews (born 1942), British/Canadian TV producer, director, and author
  • (born 1947), New Zealand actor
  • (born 1974), Irish former sportsperson
  • (born 1991), Malaysian stand-up comedian and YouTuber
  • , British business psychologist and emeritus professor of behavior
  • (1917–2004), English writer, publisher, and politician
  • (born 1943), English sound mixer, film director, and producer
  • (1897–1943), English consulting civil engineer and Royal Air Force officer
  • (born 1954), English lutenist, musicologist, and pedagogue
  • (born 1956), British businessman
  • (born 1962), British businessman
  • , Australian film producer
  • (born 1954), English theatre organist
  • Nigel Ogden, English flight attendant
  • (born 1949), English drummer for Elton John Band, solo recording artist
  • (born 1948), English composer, teacher, and aid worker
  • (born 1971), Welsh former international rugby union referee
  • (born 2003), Dutch footballer
  • Nigel P. Bannister, British astronomer
  • (born 1973), Australian former AFL player
  • (born 1946), English pediatrician, epidemiologist, and professor
  • (1921–1942), New Zealand fighter pilot and flying ace of World War II
  • (born 1952), British cartoonist and humorist
  • (born 1961), American photographer of celebrities
  • , Australian Paralympic athlete
  • Nigel Paterson (producer), British television writer, director, and producer
  • Nigel Paterson (musician), British musician
  • (born 1960), Australian former field hockey player
  • (1912–1981), English actor and stage director
  • Nigel Paul, several people
  • Nigel Paulet, 18th Marquess of Winchester (1941–2016), South African-born British peer and premier marquess of England
  • (born 1960), British business executive
  • (born 1981), Irish architect
  • (born 1963), English football manager and former professional player
  • (1967–2016), English cricketer
  • (born 1940), South African-born British actor
  • (born 1949), English music producer and former drummer
  • (1925–2010), Canadian politician
  • (born 1968), English retired professional footballer
  • (born 1952), British Circuit Judge
  • (born 1951), British retired Anglican bishop
  • (born 1962), English production designer, set designer, and conceptual illustrator
  • (born 1963), British diplomat, former Royal Air Force officer, former Governor of the Falkland Islands, and Commissioner of the South Georgia- and the South Sandwich Islands
  • , British television executive
  • (1929–2011), American folk rock musician
  • (born 1979), Trinidad and Tobago footballer
  • , English actor, singer, and screenwriter
  • (born 1959), English actor and journalist
  • (born 1953), English actor, writer, and musician
  • (born 1950), English actor, puppeteer, producer, and stage- and television director
  • (1874–1934), English actor and director
  • (1934–2008), English cricket umpire
  • (born 1983), Australian former professional rugby league footballer
  • (1907–1991), British Army officer
  • (born 1965), English High Court judge
  • , American artist, professor of photography, and podcaster
  • (born 1957), English solicitor and former cricketer
  • , English politician and councillor
  • (born 1952), British chess player
  • (born 1971), English multi-instrumental musician
  • (born 1949), British geologist
  • (1963–1992), English drummer
  • (1943–2014), New Zealand earthquake engineer
  • (born 1947), British former Army officer and newspaper executive
  • , English past member of rock band Bush (British band)
  • (born 1978), Scottish footballer
  • , Australian founder of Legalise Cannabis Australia
  • (born 1955), American water resources engineer, earth scientist, and academic
  • Nigel R. Franks (born 1956), English emeritus professor of animal behavior and ecology
  • (born 1967), English accountant and business executive
  • Nigel Randell Evans (1943–2014), British author, campaigner for people with disabilities, and film maker
  • (born 1990), Sri Lankan rugby union player
  • , English retired rower
  • (born 1964), English former professional rugby union player
  • (born 1944), English writer and broadcaster
  • Nigel Rees (footballer) (born 1953), Welsh former professional footballer
  • (born 1984), English former professional footballer
  • Nigel Richards, several people
  • (born 1958), English human rights lawyer and deputy district judge
  • (born 1998), Dutch professional footballer
  • , British computer scientist
  • (born 1962), English entrepreneur and businessman
  • , English author
  • (born 1967), English comedian
  • (born 1952), English writer, environmentalist, and critic
  • (1941–2017), British international lawyer and professor
  • (born 1946), English journalist
  • (1935–2022), English multilingual tenor, music conductor, and vocal coach
  • (born 1950), English-born Irish performance artist and video artist
  • (born 1991), Canadian CFL player
  • Nigel Ross, several people
  • (born 1974), Australian former professional rugby league footballer
  • (born 1946), British chairman of
  • (1948–2009), Canadian singer/songwriter
  • (1907–2012), Canadian medical doctor
  • (1929–2014), English journalist
  • (1965–2019), English professional footballer
  • (born 1978), Australian former motorcycle speedway rider
  • (born 1947), Western Australian businessman
  • (born 1952), British academic and emeritus professor
  • (born 1970), English environmental activist and founder of Jewish organization
  • , British professor of biology
  • (born 1961), New Zealand former cricketer
  • (born 1964), British biochemist and biotechnology innovator
  • (born 1956), Australian former politician
  • , British former managing director of Sinclair Research Ltd
  • (born 1957), English tennis coach
  • (1923–2019), British baronet
  • (born 1956), English computer scientist
  • (born 1964), English photographer and artist
  • (born 1961), Australian conservationist and biodiversity impact investor
  • (1904–1962), English tennis player
  • (born 1953), British former senior diplomat
  • (born 1940), English retired stockbroker
  • (born 1965), English chess grandmaster, columnist, coach, and commentator
  • Nigel Short (born 1965/1966), British singer and choral conductor
  • , English legal scholar, emeritus professor of jurisprudence, and former dean
  • (born 1975), English former rugby union player
  • (1931–2018), English footballer
  • (born 1948), Scottish film producer
  • (born 1946), English former cricketer
  • (1935–2017), English conservationist, writer, editor, businessman, and explorer
  • (born 1956), English food writer, journalist, and broadcaster
  • (born 1937), Guyanese former cricketer
  • (born 1969), Australian former AFL player
  • Nigel Smart (born 1967), English cryptographer and professor
  • (born 1941), British retired surgeon
  • (born 1960), English football manager, former professional player, and sports television pundit
  • (1961–1998), English speedway rider
  • (1930–2017), British politician
  • , Canadian writer, translator, and professor of English
  • (born 1989), American professional basketball player
  • (born 1958), English football coach and former professional footballer
  • (born 1958), British classicist and academic
  • (born 1970), English shot putter
  • (born 1980), New Zealand composer
  • (born 1981), Australian former professional rugby union player
  • (born 1964), English former diver
  • (born 1955), British businessman
  • (born 1950), English former professional rugby league footballer
  • (1958–2014), British mechanic
  • (born 1958), Welsh former international footballer
  • (1899–1991), British diplomat
  • Nigel Stock, several people
  • (born 1956), English rock-, roots-, and pop record producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist
  • (1916–2004), British Army personnel of World War II
  • (born 1954), British former judge
  • (born 1987), American professional BMX athlete
  • (1909–1988), English airman, novelist, journalist, and writer
  • (1904–1991), British Army major general
  • (born 1956), British botanist
  • (born 1952), British retired judge
  • (1945–2015), English stage-, film-, and television actor
  • (1924–1972), British sailor
  • Nigél Thatch (born 1976), American actor
  • (born 2001), Dutch professional footballer
  • Nigel Thomas Dupree, American member of southern rock band Nigel Dupree Band
  • (born 1964), Irish former cricketer
  • (1945–1999), Australian artist
  • (born 1945), British former diplomat
  • (born 1949), British academic and geographer
  • (born 1958), English retired badminton player
  • , British founder of semiconductor company
  • , British writer
  • (born 1950), Filipino weightlifter
  • (1909–2000), Scottish writer
  • (born 1958), American former field hockey player
  • , English businessman and corporate executive
  • Nigel Trench, 7th Baron Ashtown (1916–2010), British peer and diplomat
  • (1949–2012), Australian theatre director, actor, designer, and writer
  • (1914–1962), English cricketer
  • (born 1958), Welsh past member of rock band
  • , British neuroscientist and professor
  • (born 1975), New Zealand former professional rugby league footballer
  • Nigel van Oostrum (born 1990), British-Dutch former professional basketball player
  • (born 1989), Singaporean footballer
  • , English mountaineer, writer, and amputee
  • (born 1959), Welsh former professional footballer
  • (born 1947), British linguist and professor emeritus
  • Nigel Vinson, Baron Vinson (born 1931), British entrepreneur, inventor, philanthropist, and former politician
  • , Canadian film-, television-, and theatre actor
  • Nigel Walker, several people
  • (born 1967), British sport shooter
  • (born 1941), English former golfer and tea-chest bass player and manager
  • (born 1962), English philosopher, politician, writer, and book editor
  • (born 1997), American NFL player
  • (born 1950), English former politician
  • (1947–2019), English blues-rock guitarist
  • (1919–1995), Australian rugby league footballer
  • (born 1975), Australian former rugby league- and rugby union player
  • (born 1941), American designer and artist
  • , English mathematician, engineer, scientist, and professor
  • (1936–2020), South African professor, astronomer, and mathematician
  • Nigel West, pen name of (born 1951), English former politician and author
  • (born 1958), Australian composer, musician, and conductor
  • , Welsh rugby union referee
  • (born 1963), British-Canadian actor
  • (born 1940), British financier and former senior civil servant
  • Nigel Williams, several people
  • (born 1954), English journalist
  • (born 1953), South African retired judge
  • Nigel Wilson, several people
  • , American businessman and convicted felon
  • (born 1957), English film director
  • (born 1963), English former professional footballer
  • (born 1955), British/South African historian and emeritus professor
  • Nigel Worthington (born 1961), Northern Irish former professional footballer and manager
  • , English radio presenter and reporter
  • Nigel Wright, several people
  • (born 1994), American fashion designer
  • (1944–2009), English academic and author
  • Nigel Zúniga (born 1972), Honduran former footballer

Fictional characters
  • Nigel Moon, in the US TV sitcom , played by
  • Nigel Planter, in the US animated TV series The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, voiced by
  • Nigel Pargetter, in the UK radio soap opera
  • Making Plans for Nigel, a 1979 song by English rock band
  • , in the Australian TV soap opera , played by Andy Poulter
  • Nigel Bartholomew-Smythe, in the US soap opera One Life to Live, played by Richard Willis, Richard Hunderup, and Peter Bartlett (actor)
  • , two semi-autobiographical TV dramas by UK dramatist, screenwriter, and journalist
  • , in the UK TV soap opera , played by Paul Bradley (English actor) and Sam Miles (2025 flashbacks)
  • Nigel Beaverhausen, in the 2004 skateboarding video game Tony Hawk's Underground 2
  • , in the 2001 first-person shooter video game
  • Nigel Crabtree, in the situation comedy series No Place Like Home, played by and Andrew Charleson
  • , in the UK TV drama , played by Christopher Villiers
  • , in the UK TV soap opera , played by Anthony Jackson (actor)
  • , in the US TV series Luke Cage, played by Macc H. Plaise (adult) and Alex Allen (young man)
  • , in the 2011 US animated spy comedy film Cars 2
  • , in the 1998 Japanese cyberpunk anime TV series Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040, voiced by Yūji Ueda (Japanese) and (English)
  • Nigel Latta Blows Stuff Up, a New Zealand science TV series, hosted by
  • , a 1973 album by UK actor and singer
  • , in 1950s humour books by and
  • , in the US animated sitcom
  • , in the animated TV series Arthur, voiced by
  • Nigel Small-Fawcett, in the 1983 spy film Never Say Never Again, played by
  • Nigel Strangeways, UK private detective created by Anglo-Irish poet
  • , in the Australian TV soap opera Home and Away, played by Gary Down
  • , in the New Zealand prime-time soap opera , played by Roy Ward
  • , in the fictional English heavy metal band Spinal Tap, played by Christopher Guest
  • , in the US animated TV series , voiced by
  • Nigel West Dickens, in the 2010 action-adventure video game Red Dead Redemption, voiced by
  • , in the US TV sitcom The Drew Carey Show, played by
  • , in the franchise
  • Nigel Higgins, in US
  • (Loring), in the 1905–1906 historical novel based on the life of
  • Good Dog Nigel, in the 1964 nonsense book In His Own Write
  • Lieutenant Colonel Nigel Chessum, in the US TV sitcom Ghosts, played by John Hartman
  • Nigel "Nidge" Delaney, in the Irish crime drama TV series Love/Hate, played by Tom Vaughan-Lawlor
  • Nigel Baker, in the 2003 US comedy film Cheaper by the Dozen and its 2005 sequel, played by
  • Nigel Bathgate, in the 1934 detective novel A Man Lay Dead
  • Nigel Bottom, in the musical comedy Something Rotten!, played by (2015) and (2017–2018)
  • Nigel Bumble, in the 2015 action-adventure video game Assassin's Creed Syndicate
  • Nigel Burke, in the surgical simulation video game Surgeon Simulator 2013
  • Nigel Chapman, in the 1955 novel Hickory Dickory Dock, played by in the UK TV adaptation
  • Nigel Cronin, in the 1991 black comedy fantasy film Drop Dead Fred, played by
  • Nigel Dobson, in the 1992 erotic romantic thriller film , played by
  • Nigel Forrester, in the 2005 adventure video game Bratz Rock Angelz
  • Nigel Olifaunt, Lord Glenvarloch, in the 1822 novel The Fortunes of Nigel
  • Nigel Powers, in the 2002 US spy comedy film Austin Powers in Goldmember, played by
  • Nigel Vilancey, in the 1995 US fantasy adventure film Jumanji
  • Nigel, an Australian pelican in the 2003 US animated comedy-drama adventure film , voiced by
  • Nigel, in the 1983 medieval mystery novel The Devil's Novice
  • Nigel, in the 1989 US independent coming of age comedy film She's Out of Control, played by
  • Nigel, in the 1992 action role-playing video game
  • Nigel, in the 2000 New Zealand romantic fantasy film The Price of Milk
  • Nigel, in the 2009 action-adventure video game
  • Nigel, in the 2011 US animated musical adventure romantic comedy film Rio and its 2014 sequel, voiced by
  • Nigel, in the 2013 action-adventure video game Grand Theft Auto V
  • Nigel, in the 2013 free-to-play vehicular combat multiplayer video game
  • Nigel, in the 2013 romantic drama film Charlie Countryman, played by
  • Nigel, the company mascott of National Instruments, now part of
  • Principal Nigel Brown, in the animated sitcom The Amazing World of Gumball, voiced by Lewis MacLeod (actor) and
  • Sir , in the US animated TV series The Wild Thornberrys, voiced by
  • Sir Nigel Irvine, in the 1984 UK thriller novel The Fourth Protocol

Dog
  • Nigel, a Golden Retriever dog that belonged to , a British television gardening presenter.

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