Election
Advises the public to vote Labour
Follow John Enoch Powell through 124 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Advises the public to vote Labour
Is returned for Wolverhampton South West with a majority of 14,467, the largest majority of his parliamentary career there.
Role range: 1950-1974
Publishes Immigration and Enoch Powell, a collection edited by Tom Stacey dealing with his arguments on immigration policy.
Publishes Income Tax at 4s/3d in the Pound, edited by Anthony Lejeune, setting out arguments for substantial tax reduction.
Speaks in the Commons debate on the European Economic Community as his opposition to British membership becomes increasingly prominent.
Continues his parliamentary attack on entry into the European Economic Community during a second day of Commons debate.
Speaks during debate on the Immigration Bill, continuing his campaign for stricter controls on immigration.
Role range: 1950-1974
Publishes The Common Market: The Case Against, setting out his constitutional and economic objections to British EEC membership.
Asks of Heath "has the Right Honourable Gentleman taken leave of his senses?"
Role range: 1970-1974
Speaks against entrance to Asian British passport holders expelled by Idi Amin
Role range: 1970-1974
Speaks against Asian British passport holders expelled by Idi Amin from Uganda
Role range: 1970-1974
Publishes Still to Decide, a collection of political speeches and arguments edited by John Wood.
Speaks in a Commons immigration debate while remaining one of the country's most prominent advocates of restrictive immigration policy.
Role range: 1950-1974
Speaks during debate on immigration rules and challenges government policy in the House of Commons.
Role range: 1950-1974
Speaks on the Northern Ireland White Paper, developing constitutional arguments that later shape his Ulster Unionist politics.
Role range: 1950-1974
Publishes No Easy Answers, continuing his political and religious commentary.
Publishes Common Market: Re-negotiate or Come Out, arguing that British EEC membership should be renegotiated or ended.
Enoch Powell decides he cannot stand for the Conservatives because of their EU policy
Enoch Powell decides he cannot stand for the Conservatives because of their EU policy
Powell urges Birmingham voters to support Labour because of its European Community policy.
Addresses a Unionist rally in Enniskillen and argues for Northern Ireland's place within the United Kingdom.
Addresses a public meeting on Labour's proposed renegotiation of Britain's EEC membership.
Links the EEC question to the coming general election in a public speech in Norwich.
Addresses Unionists on the EEC, Northern Ireland and inflation as the October general election approaches.
Addresses a public meeting in Banbridge on Ulster's constitutional position within the United Kingdom.
Elected Member of Parliament for South Down
Appointed Member of Ulster Unionist Party
Addresses South Down Unionists on Ulster and the constitutional questions facing Northern Ireland.
Role range: 1974-1987
Speaks at a United Ulster Unionist rally on proposals for a Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention.
Role range: 1974-1987
Addresses a public meeting on the EEC as campaigning develops before the 1975 membership referendum.
Links national sovereignty, EEC membership and devolution in a speech to Young Conservatives in Brighton.
Publishes Medicine and Politics: 1975 and After, revisiting health policy from his later political perspective.
Publishes a political biography of Joseph Chamberlain.
Publishes Wrestling with the Angel, a work reflecting his sustained interest in biblical and theological questions.
Publishes A Nation or No Nation, a collection of political writings edited by Richard Ritchie.
Resigns his seat in opposition to the Anglo-Irish Agreement
Wins the South Down by-election after Unionist MPs resign their seats to campaign against the Anglo-Irish Agreement.
Role range: 1974-1987
Speaks in a Commons debate on the European Community while continuing his long-standing opposition to supranational European integration.
Role range: 1974-1987
Loses South Down to SDLP candidate Eddie McGrady by 731 votes, bringing his parliamentary career to an end.
Publishes Enoch Powell on 1992, returning to the constitutional implications of deeper European integration.
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