South Atlantic Military Presence
Answers a parliamentary question on the continuing British military presence in the South Atlantic.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Follow Michael Heseltine through 222 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Answers a parliamentary question on the continuing British military presence in the South Atlantic.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Answers a parliamentary question concerning Government publicity on nuclear weapons.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Answers Commons questions on the estimated cost of a British dual-key control arrangement for cruise missiles.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Leads for the Government in Commons debate on intermediate nuclear forces and NATO policy.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Makes a Commons statement on preparations for operational deployment of cruise missiles at RAF Greenham Common.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions concerning battlefield nuclear weapons.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions concerning NATO defence policy.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Takes ministerial responsibility for defence policy during the Trident procurement programme.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Reviews the post-war defence posture for the Falkland Islands as Secretary of State for Defence.
Role range: 1982-1982 – 1983-1986
Takes part in Commons proceedings on the Ordnance Factories and Military Services Bill.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Defends Government cruise-missile policy during Commons questioning.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Answers a parliamentary question concerning the Statement on the Defence Estimates.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Makes and defends proposals concerning organisation of the Ministry of Defence.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions on defence expenditure.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions concerning defence of the Falkland Islands.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions concerning the Trident programme.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Announces a further phase of plans to expand and reorganise the Territorial Army.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Oversees defence policy while planning proceeds for the Vanguard-class submarines intended to carry Trident missiles.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions concerning orders for Royal Navy frigates.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions concerning chemical weapons and arms-control policy.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Defends the Trident programme during Commons questioning.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Makes and defends Government policy concerning RAF Molesworth.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Takes part in a major Commons debate concerning the sinking of the General Belgrano during the Falklands War.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions on the European Fighter Aircraft programme.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Addresses Commons questions on British policy toward the United States Strategic Defence Initiative.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Defends Trident as the planned successor to Polaris in Britain's strategic nuclear deterrent.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Announces his resignation after walking out of a Cabinet meeting during the Westland dispute.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Resigns from the Cabinet during the Westland helicopter crisis.
Role range: 1979-1990 – 1983-1986
Announces his challenge for the leadership of the Conservative Party.
Role range: 1979-1990
In the first Conservative leadership ballot Thatcher receives 204 votes and Heseltine 152, forcing a second ballot under the party rules.
Role range: 1979-1990
Argues during the Conservative leadership contest that Britain should remain part of the core of European political and economic cooperation.
In the second leadership ballot Major receives 185 votes, Heseltine 131 and Hurd 56; Heseltine and Hurd then withdraw.
Role range: 1979-1990
Appointed Secretary of State for Environment for a second term.
Role range: 1990-1997 – 1990-1992
Leads the new Major government's fundamental review of the community charge and its relationship with local-government structure and finance.
Role range: 1990-1997 – 1990-1992
Leads extensive Commons questioning on local-government finance in England.
Role range: 1990-1997 – 1990-1992
Addresses the Commons on environmental damage and oil pollution arising from the Gulf conflict.
Role range: 1990-1997 – 1990-1992
Addresses Commons questions on reform of local-government finance.
Role range: 1990-1997 – 1990-1992
Answers a parliamentary question concerning energy-efficiency policy.
Role range: 1990-1997 – 1990-1992
Meets local-authority associations and opposition parties while considering alternatives to the existing community-charge system.
Role range: 1990-1997 – 1990-1992
Takes part in a Commons debate specifically addressing abolition of the community charge.
Role range: 1990-1997 – 1990-1992
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.