Birth of David William Donald Cameron
Birth of David William Donald Cameron.
Role range: 1966-
Follow David William Donald Cameron through 189 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of David William Donald Cameron.
Role range: 1966-
Works for the Conservative Research Department.
Role range: 1988-1993
Seconded to Downing Street to help brief John Major for Prime Minister's Questions.
Role range: 1988-1993
Briefs John Major for press conferences during the 1992 general election
Role range: 1988-1993
Serves as a special adviser at the Treasury during John Major's government.
Role range: 1992-1993
Applies to join the Conservative Central Office list of parliamentary candidates.
Role range: 1993-2001
Moves from the Treasury to work as a special adviser at the Home Office.
Role range: 1993-1994
Leaves government service and joins Carlton Communications, beginning seven years with the media company.
Role range: 1994-2001
Contests Stafford for the Conservatives and is defeated in the Labour landslide.
Role range: 1997-1997
Narrowly loses a Conservative parliamentary selection contest in Wealden.
Role range: 2000-2000
Selected as Conservative candidate for Witney.
Role range: 2000-2001
Elected Member of Parliament for Witney.
Role range: 2001-2016
Joins the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee after entering Parliament.
Role range: 2001-2003
Appointed shadow minister in the Privy Council Office as deputy to Eric Forth.
Role range: 2003-2005
Appointed vice-chairman of the Conservative Party under Michael Howard.
Role range: 2003-2004
Serves on the opposition front bench with responsibilities connected to House of Commons business.
Role range: 2003-2003
Promoted to the shadow cabinet as head of policy coordination.
Role range: 2004-2005
Returns to the Home Affairs Committee during 2004 while serving as a Conservative MP.
Role range: 2001-2016
Takes opposition front-bench responsibility for local government finance.
Role range: 2004-2004
Serves on the opposition front bench as local government spokesman.
Role range: 2004-2005
Becomes Shadow Secretary of State for Education and Skills after the general election.
Role range: 2005-2005
Comes second in the first ballot of Conservative MPs during the leadership contest.
Role range: 2005-2005
Comes first in the second ballot of Conservative MPs during the leadership contest.
Role range: 2005-2005
Becomes Leader of HM Official Opposition after winning the Conservative leadership.
Role range: 2005-2010
Wins the Conservative Party leadership election and succeeds Michael Howard.
Role range: 2005-2016
Elected Leader of the Conservative Party.
Role range: 2005-2016
Becomes Leader of the Opposition after winning the Conservative leadership.
Role range: 2005-2010
Approved for appointment to the Privy Council after becoming opposition leader.
Role range: 2005-
Campaigns for the Conservative leadership on a programme of party change and modernisation.
Role range: 2005-2005
Sworn of the Privy Council.
Role range: 2005-
Promotes priority candidate lists to broaden Conservative parliamentary representation.
Role range: 2005-2016
Backs the Built to Last statement of Conservative aims and values during party modernisation.
Role range: 2005-2016
Uses policy review groups to develop new Conservative positions before the next general election.
Role range: 2005-2016
Promotes a modernising Conservative agenda intended to broaden the party's electoral appeal.
Role range: 2005-2016
Supports Trident renewal as Conservative votes help pass the Commons motion.
Role range: 2005-2016
Places the Conservative Party on election alert during speculation that Gordon Brown might call an early general election.
Role range: 2005-2010
Challenges the Labour government over its handling of the financial crisis and public finances.
Role range: 2005-2010
Visits Georgia after the Russia-Georgia conflict and argues for a firmer response to Russian aggression.
Role range: 2005-2010
Forms a new Conservative grouping in the European Parliament.
Role range: 2005-2010
Gives evidence to the Speaker's Conference as Conservative leader on parliamentary representation.
Role range: 2005-2010
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