Local Authority Social Services Act
Local Authority Social Services Act 1970 creates social services departments in local authorities
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Follow Harold Wilson through 510 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Local Authority Social Services Act 1970 creates social services departments in local authorities
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Establishes the Select Committee on National Expenditure
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Taxes Management Act 1970 consolidates tax administration and collection law
Role range: 1964-1970 – 1964-1970
Labour turn a Tory majority of 10,874 to a Labour majority of 1,868
Wilson proposes unification of Ireland within 15 years
Develops closer links with the TUC while Labour prepares an alternative to Conservative incomes policy.
Role range: 1972-1976
Wilson compares himself to Cromwell prior to Marston Moor
Wilson wins is 3rd election out of 4. The Labour Party wins 37.2 percent of votes cast & 301 MPs. No party can form a majority even with the support of the Liberals
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1974-1976
The February election produces a hung parliament and leads to a Labour minority government.
Role range: 1974-1976
The RPI shows that food prices had risen by 20 percent over the last year. Labour 301, Conservatives 296 & others 37
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1974-1976
Promises a referendum after renegotiating European Community membership.
Role range: 1974-1976
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 3rd term
Role range: 1974-1974 – 1974-1974
Wilson forms a Labour government committed to a Social Contract with the trade unions.
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
Returns to office promising a different relationship with organised labour.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1974-1976
The miners strike is brought to an end by agreeing to their terms
Role range: 1974-1974 – 1974-1974
The 3 day week & the state of emergency ends
Role range: 1974-1974 – 1974-1974
The 3 day week & the state of emergency ends
Role range: 1974-1974 – 1974-1974
Says he will call an election if the opposition makes it impossible to govern
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1974-1976
Wilson announces his resignation
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
Denis Healey presents the Government's first Budget after Labour returns to office.
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Government announces capital transfer tax to replace estate duty and tax lifetime transfers.
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Government uses food subsidies as part of its policy to protect household living standards.
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Budget raises direct taxation as part of an emergency response to inflation and borrowing.
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Government maintains price controls and subsidies while seeking agreement on wage restraint.
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
Calls his Cabinet, "the most experienced & talented this century"
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1974-1976
Founds the Policy Unit, Wilson's "eyes & ears"
Role range: 1974-1974 – 1974-1974
1st visit to Ulster, asseses power sharing, the extent of terrorism & local support
Role range: 1974-1974 – 1974-1974
Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
Government record concerning the IRA: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
Historical IRA record under Labour Party Government: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
IRA context for Harold Wilson: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
Government record concerning the IRA: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
Historical IRA record under Labour Party Government: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
IRA context for Harold Wilson: Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
Makes a report to the Commons about the IRAs intentions to take over parts of Belfast
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Ulster Workers Union will strike if the North Ireland Assembly supports Sunningdale
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Ulster Workers Union will strike if the North Ireland Assembly supports Sunningdale
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Ulster Workers Union calls for a total stoppage in Northern Ireland
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Ulster Workers Union calls for a total stoppage in Northern Ireland
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
The Ulster Workers Union calls for a total stoppage in Northern Ireland
Role range: 1974-1976 – 1974-1976
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.