Road Safety Act
Road Safety Act 1967 introduces the breathalyser and drink driving controls
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
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Road Safety Act 1967 introduces the breathalyser and drink driving controls
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Sexual Offences Act 1967 partially decriminalises homosexual acts between men in private in England and Wales
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The United Kingdom acted as one of three depositary governments when the Outer Space Treaty opened for signature in London.
The treaty reserved the Moon and other celestial bodies for peaceful purposes and prohibited military bases and weapons tests there.
Article Six required states to authorise and continually supervise national space activities including projects carried out by private organisations.
Article Nine required states to avoid harmful contamination and to consider consultations when activities might seriously interfere with others.
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson endorses the I'm Backing Britain campaign for working an additional half hour each day without pay
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Government accelerates withdrawal from military commitments east of Suez to reduce future defence costs.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The planned increase in the school leaving age is postponed to reduce short-term public expenditure.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Government announces the restoration of prescription charges as part of its public expenditure programme.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Government announces major expenditure reductions to redirect resources toward exports and defend the devalued pound.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
British Foreign Secretary George Brown resigns
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Roy Jenkins presents a severe Budget raising approximately 923 million pounds in additional taxation.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Duties on petrol, tobacco and alcoholic drinks are increased to raise revenue and restrict consumption.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Family allowances are increased while child tax allowances are reduced to redirect assistance toward families with children.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Purchase tax rates are increased as part of a fiscal package designed to reduce consumer spending.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Budget raises Selective Employment Tax by 50 percent to restrain domestic demand and encourage exports.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
A one-off special charge on higher personal incomes is introduced as part of the post-devaluation programme.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Government secures further international financial support while seeking to rebuild confidence in sterling.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Finance Act 1968 gives statutory effect to the main taxation measures announced in the March Budget.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The TUC rejects Statutory Incomes Policy & approves voluntary wage restraint
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The TUC rejects Statutory Incomes Policy & approves voluntary wage restraint
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Holds talks with Ian Smith about Rhodesia on board HMS Fearless at Gibraltar
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Holds talks with Ian Smith about Rhodesia on board HMS Fearless at Gibraltar
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Transport Act receives Royal Assent, reorganising state transport bodies and extending public control of transport services.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Anti War demonstrations are held in London
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Anglo-Rhodesian talks in Salisbury end in deadlock
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Anglo-Rhodesian talks in Salisbury end in deadlock
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Renewed pressure on sterling leads to an additional fiscal package intended to remove about 250 million pounds from demand.
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Rumours of coalition Government & abdication of the Queen cause stock market panic. Rumours of coalition Government & abdication cause stock market panic
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Rumours of coalition Government & abdication of the Queen cause stock market panic
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Rumours of coalition Government & abdication cause stock market panic
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
The Labour Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: Donald Ross carries out the first heart transplant in the UK at the National Heart Hospital in London.
Role range: 1964-1970
This NHS development occurs while Harold Wilson serves as Prime Minister: Donald Ross carries out the first heart transplant in the UK at the National Heart Hospital in London.
Role range: 1964-1970
During Harold Wilson's government, donald Ross carries out the first heart transplant in the UK at the National Heart Hospital in London.
Role range: 1964-1970
The Labour Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: Professor Sir Roy Calne performs Europe's first liver transplant at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge.
Role range: 1964-1970
This NHS development occurs while Harold Wilson serves as Prime Minister: Professor Sir Roy Calne performs Europe's first liver transplant at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge.
Role range: 1964-1970
During Harold Wilson's government, professor Sir Roy Calne performs Europe's first liver transplant at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge.
Role range: 1964-1970
The Labour Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: The measles vaccine is introduced.
Role range: 1964-1970
This NHS development occurs while Harold Wilson serves as Prime Minister: The measles vaccine is introduced.
Role range: 1964-1970
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