Suicide Act
Suicide Act 1961 abolishes the crime of suicide while creating an offence of assisting suicide
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
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Suicide Act 1961 abolishes the crime of suicide while creating an offence of assisting suicide
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Trustee Investments Act 1961 reforms investment powers available to trustees
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
The Conservative Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: Professor John Charnley carries out the first full hip replacement at Wrightington Hospital.
Role range: 1957-1963
This NHS development occurs while Harold Macmillan serves as Prime Minister: Professor John Charnley carries out the first full hip replacement at Wrightington Hospital.
Role range: 1957-1963
During Harold Macmillan's government, professor John Charnley carries out the first full hip replacement at Wrightington Hospital.
Role range: 1957-1963
Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1962 introduces immigration controls on citizens of Commonwealth countries
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Education Act 1962 creates mandatory awards for university students and changes education finance
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Pipe-lines Act 1962 creates controls over pipeline construction and operation
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Town and Country Planning Act 1962 consolidates planning law and development control provisions
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Transport Act 1962 reorganises nationalised transport and creates the British Railways Board
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Contracts of Employment Act 1963 requires written particulars and notice rights for many employees
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
London Government Act 1963 creates Greater London and reorganises London local government
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Offices Shops and Railway Premises Act 1963 regulates workplace health and safety in offices, shops, and railway premises
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Peerage Act 1963 allows hereditary peers to disclaim peerages and admits peeresses to the House of Lords
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Water Resources Act 1963 creates river authorities and reforms water resource management
Role range: 1957-1963 – 1957-1963
Parliament passed the Peerage Act, permitting hereditary peers to disclaim titles and allowing certain hereditary peeresses to sit in the Lords.
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.