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Notting Hill riots (140 people arrested)
29th August- 5th of September 1958
1948 Immigration act royal assent (letting 800 million people from the commonwealth come to Britain)
30th July 1948
When was the illegal anti-nuke rally (prompted by Polaris sub entering Scottish waters) with 12,000 attendees happen
September 1961
profomo affair timeline
summer 1961 to Jan 1962
Profumo affair was revealed to the world
6th of June 1963
night of the long knives
13th July 1962
argyll divorce case
after marriage in march 1951, they divorced in 1963 after divorce because lady argyll had sex with 88 men (2 cabinet ministers including duncan Sandys- Churchill’s son in law and minister of defence) which exposed high-profile infidelity and scandal in British society.
1951 general election
25th October 1951
First hydrogen bomb in the UK
15th of may 1957
Steel nationalised
1949
NHS/Gas nationalsed
1948 (and 5th of July 1948)
bevanite rebellion
1951
timespan of CH’s 2nd time in office
26th October 1951- 5th of April 1954 (resigned because of strokes and heart attacks he kept secret, such as in June 1953)
Eden and Nassar met in Cairo
February 1955
time Egypt free of British troops
spring 1956
Einshower stopped payments to Nassar’s dam, so American access to dam blocked
19th July 1956
Israeli forces airdropped into Egypt
October 29th 1956
Hungarian uprising
October 23rd 1956
Antony eden resign as prime minster
January 9th 1957
nassar become president of Egypt
23rd of June 1956
Macmillan’s time in office
jan 10th 1957- oct 18th 1963
eden’s time in office
6th of April 1955- 9th of jan 1957
1955 general election
26th of may 1955
operation musketeer (anglo-french failed invasion of Egypt)
5th of November 1956
MacMillian’s time as chancellor
1955-57
MacMillian’s time as defence minster
1954-55
Macmillian’s time as housing minster
1951-54
Macmillian’s time as defence minster
1954-55
1959 general election
8th of October 1959- Macmillian won an unexpected majority of 20 seats
Nassau Agreement (JFK agreed to supply the UK with Polaris nuclear missiles)
21st December 1962
‘Never had it so good’ speech Mac gave in Bedford
20th of July 1957
private eye created
1961
when did the polaris sub (with 16 missiles in each one) arrive in holy loch- very near Glasgow
3rd of march 1961
Britain joined EEC
Jan 1st 1973
1964 general election
15th of oct 1964
1967 sexual offensces act royal assent
July 21st 1967
1966 election
31st march 1966-called to increase labour majority so he could make legislation pass quicker (won 98 seats)
National viewers and listeners association+Warwick Uni opened
1965
‘Clean up’ petition + deflation
1964
1965 race realtions act passing
8th of nov 1965
1968 race relations act passing
25th of October 1968
Robbins act passes
23rd October 1963
open uni started
23rd of April 1969
York+East Anglia uni opened
1963
Rhodesian civil war
4th July 1964- 12th dec 1979
when were American troops sent into Vietnam by Preisdent Johnson
march 8th 1965
when was the national plan printed
September 14th 1965
Deparment of Economic affairs abolished
Oct 1969
pound devalued 14% by Wilson
November 18th 1967
seaman strike that was a contrubitng factor to design to devalue the pound- exports damaged
1966
taxes raised in a brutal round and spending cuts
July 1967
when in place of strife debated in commons
24th feb 1969
30 tory MPs join labour cos of EEC
oct 1971
seldson man nickname originated cos heath met with ministers to discuss policies at seldson hotel
31st jan 1970
1972 local government act
26th of October 1972
decimal day
15th of feb 1971
1971 Industrial relations act passing
5th of August 1971
When did Nixon end the Bretton Woods system
National Industrial Relations Court (NIRC)+ Industrial Relations Committee (1971) established
Heath nationalises the airforce division of rolls Royce
1971
Brenton woods system- gold become basis for U.S. dollar, which was attached to other currencies)
1944
1972 miner strike
jan 9th-feb 28th 1972
15,000 pickters and protesters descend aganinst saltely gate
early feb 1972
when the Gov bailed out upper Clyde shipbuilders to cost of £35 million
feb 1972
ministry of industrial development established
April 1972
coal mining nationalised
1946
280,000 miners on strike, 7 weeks and regular power cuts
Jan 1972
17 English schools closed down
jan 10th 1972
Arab-israeli war
June 5th-10th 1967
when did syria and Egypt declare war against Israel
October 6th 1973
miners go on a no overtime ban with goal of exceeding gov limits (for their pay claim).
nov 12th 1973
3 day work week announced
13th of jan 1973
when did the three day work week take effect from
31st of jan 1973
81% of miners in favour of strike action
feb 1974
national mining union voted overwhelming for another strike
jan 1974
1974 general election (feb)
28th of feb 1974
1974 general election (oct)
10th of October 1974
1975 referendum about leaving EU
5th of June 1975
old Bailey bombing
march 8th 1973
unemployment at 1.3 million+ Stirling crisis- value propped up by buying the pound on foreign exchanges + when did a Russian journalist first call thatcher a ‘iron lady’
1976
when did Wilson announce his desire to retire
16th of march 1976
gov forced to seek help from IMF
sept 1976
lib-lab pact
23rd march 1977-7th of September 1978
ford strike dates
22nd September- 22nd november 1978
lorry strike start date in winter of discontent
jan 1979
winter of discontent time span
late September 1978-feb 1979
conference in bahama Callaghan attended
jan 4-7th 1979
1979 general election
3rd may 1979
thatcher tory leader after winning 146 votes in leadership election to heath’s 119.
11th feb 1975
the Thorpe affair + no of gov authorities fall from 2.5 million to 2.1 million
1975-79
Thomas Thorpe resigned
may 1976
Thomas Thorpe acquitted of charges of conspiracy and incitement to murder
may 1979
Thatcher education sectary
June 19th 1970-1974
Bobby Sands’s hunger strike in long Kesh
march 1st- may 5th 1981
Airey Neave’s IRA assignation
30th of march 1979
Ian Gow’s IRA assiantion
July 30th 1990
british airways nationalised
+
Thatcher quote “There is no such thing! There are individual men and women and there are families”
shows how she didn’t believe that a society existed
1987
Brighton bomb
12th of October 1984
when thatcher began replacing prominent wets in her cabinets with drys + loxteth (liverpool), moss side (Manchester) riots
July 1981
SDP (social Democratic Party) announced by roy Jenkins
26th march 1981
Michael Foot elected head of labour
November 3rd 1980
Argentina's army invades the Falklands
2nd April 1982