Appointed prospective Member of Parliament for Epping
Historical person
Norman Tebbit Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Norman Tebbit, based on 19 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.
Chronological biography
1969
1970
Elected Member of Parliament for Epping, majority of 2,575
Makes maiden speech on the 2nd reading of the Civil Aviation Bill
1971
Tebbit reduces Pauline Jones sentence from 3yrs to 21 months. Pauline Jones had kidnapped a baby after a miscarriage & was given 3 yrs
Accuses the BEA of discrimination when it says it does not employ women pilots
1972
Votes against introducing TV cameras to the Commons, changes view in later years
Appointed Vice Chairman of the back bench Housing Committee
1981
Appointed Minister of Employment
1983
Appointed Minister of Trade & Industry
Introduces a Bill into Parliament to privatize British Telecom
1984
Tebbits wife is paralysed. Injured by an IRA bomb at the Grand Hotel during the Conservative Party Conference
Injured by an IRA bomb at the Grand Hotel during the Conservative Party Conference
Government record concerning the IRA: Tebbits wife is paralysed. Injured by an IRA bomb at the Grand Hotel during the Conservative Party Conference
Historical IRA record under Conservative Party Government: Tebbits wife is paralysed. Injured by an IRA bomb at the Grand Hotel during the Conservative Party Conference
IRA context for Norman Tebbit: Tebbits wife is paralysed. Injured by an IRA bomb at the Grand Hotel during the Conservative Party Conference
1985
Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Party
Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
1989
Dissaproves of Thatchers support of the US bombing of Libya
Retires from the Government, allegedly over choice of advertising agencies
Titles and roles
Chairman of CP · Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster · Member of Parliament for Epping · Minister of Trade & Industry · Secretary of State for Employment · Vice Chairman of CP · Vice Chairman of Housing Comm
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.