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1967 in Great Britain — Page 7

Explore 338 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1967.

Historical records for Great Britain in 1967

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Member of Parliament

Ewing, Winnie · Hamilton · Member of Parliament for Hamilton · Politics / Scottish National Party

Wins a by-election in Hamilton for the Scottish National Party

Midsummers Night Scene

Bolan, Marc · Arts / Popular Music

Records Midsummers Night Scene, later known through withdrawn promo and test pressing copies.

Minister of State

Mason, Roy · Minister of State · Government / Labour Party Government

Appointed Minister of State for Defence

Minister Without Portfolio

Walker, Patrick Chrestien Gordon · Minister Without Portfolio · Government / Labour Party Government

Appointed Minister without Portfolio

Move to London

Visconti, Tony · London · Denny Cordell · Arts / Popular Music

Moves to London after working with producer Denny Cordell, entering the British rock recording scene.

News of the World

Leitch, Donovan Philips · Arts / Popular Music

Donovan was subject of a drugs expose in the News of the World, a three-part series, Drugs & Pop Stars Facts That Will Shock You

NHS Rhesus Disease Treatment

Wilson, Harold · Great Britain · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Government / Labour Party Government

During Harold Wilson's government, the first successful treatment for rhesus disease of the newborn is achieved.

NHS Rhesus Disease Treatment Government

Wilson, Harold · Great Britain · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Government / Labour Party Government

The Labour Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: The first successful treatment for rhesus disease of the newborn is achieved.

NHS Rhesus Disease Treatment NHS Development

Wilson, Harold · Great Britain · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Government / Labour Party Government

This NHS development occurs while Harold Wilson serves as Prime Minister: The first successful treatment for rhesus disease of the newborn is achieved.

Nicholson Guides Greaves Spurs to Third FA Cup

Nicholson, Bill · London · Manager · Sport / Football

Nicholson won another FA Cup as Tottenham defeated Chelsea, with Jimmy Greaves facing the club where he began his career.

OBE

Moore, Robert Frederick Chelsea "Bobby" · Sport / Football

Awarded the OBE

Observatory Heritage Galleries Open

Flamsteed, John · Greenwich · Astronomer Royal · Arts / Cultural Heritage

New museum interpretation at the former Royal Observatory brought the history of astronomical navigation and Flamsteed's workplace to wider audiences.

Parliamentary Reform

Crossman, Richard Howard Stafford · London · Leader of House of Commons · Government / Labour Party Government

Pursues reforms intended to improve parliamentary procedure and the organisation of Commons business.

Peaceful Moon Uses Enshrined

Wilson, Harold · London · Government / Nuclear Arms Control

The treaty reserved the Moon and other celestial bodies for peaceful purposes and prohibited military bases and weapons tests there.

Piper Album Recorded

Barrett, Syd · London · Arts / Popular Music

Barrett led Pink Floyd through recording sessions for The Piper at the Gates of Dawn at EMI Studios, creating their first album.

Player of the Year

Charlton, Jack · Leeds · Defender · Sport / Football

Journalists honour Leeds United defender Jack Charlton, whose aerial strength and defensive command make him indispensable to club and country.

Poet Laureate

Lewis, Cecil Day · Poet Laureate · Arts / Poetry

Appointed Poet Laureate

Polka Tulk Blues Band

Osbourne, John Michael "Ozzy" · Birmingham · Member of Black Sabbath · Arts / Popular Music

Forms Polka Tulk Blues Band, an early stage of the group that becomes Black Sabbath.

Poor Cow

Leitch, Donovan Philips · Arts / Popular Music

Donovan contributes two songs to the Ken Loach film, Poor Cow

President of Board of Trade

Crosland, Charles Anthony Raven · President of Board of Trade · Government / Labour Party Government

Appointed President of the Board of Trade

Privy Council

Shore, Peter David · Member of Privy Council · Government / Labour Party Government

Appointed Member of Privy Council

Privy Council

Thorpe, Jeremy · Member of Privy Council · Politics / Liberal Party

Appointed Member of Privy Council

Procol Harum

Brooker, Gary · Member of Procol Harum · Arts / Popular Music

Founder Member of Procol Harum

Procol Harum

Fisher, Mattew · Member of Procol Harum · Arts / Popular Music

Founder Member of Procol Harum

Procol Harum

Harrison, Bobby · Member of Procol Harum · Arts / Popular Music

Founder Member of Procol Harum

Procol Harum

Knights, Dave · Member of Procol Harum · Arts / Popular Music

Founder Member of Procol Harum

Procol Harum

Rover, Ray · Member of Procol Harum · Arts / Popular Music

Founder Member of Procol Harum

Procol Harum

Secunda, Anthony Michael "Tony" · Arts / Popular Music

Secunda set up the classic Procol Harum record "Whiter Shade of Pale", based on Bachs "Air on a G-String", produced by his partner Denny Cordell, which topped the charts for six weeks

Publication of Exchange Rates and Liquidity

Powell, John Enoch · London · Author · Government / Conservative Party Government

Publishes Exchange Rates and Liquidity through the Institute of Economic Affairs.

QEII

Elizabeth II · House / House of Windsor

The Queen Elizabeth II is launched & makes its maiden voyage

Rael

Townshend, Peter Dennis Blandford · Member of The Who · Arts / Popular Music

The Who Sell Out includes the mini-opera Rael.

Rangers Transfer

Ferguson, Alexander Chapman · Glasgow · Forward · Sport / Football

Rangers sign Ferguson from Dunfermline for a substantial fee, giving him the opportunity to play for one of Scotland’s best-known clubs.

Rare Breed

Butler, Geezer · Birmingham · Member of Black Sabbath · Arts / Popular Music

Butler forms his first band, Rare Breed, with schoolmate John "Ozzy" Osbourne in the autumn of 1967.

Rare Breed

Osbourne, John Michael · Birmingham · Singer · Arts / Popular Music

Osbourne sings with Rare Breed alongside Geezer Butler before Black Sabbath develops.

Rare Breed

Osbourne, John Michael "Ozzy" · Member of Black Sabbath · Arts / Popular Music

Butler forms his first band, Rare Breed, with schoolmate John "Ozzy" Osbourne in the autumn of 1967

Relegation from First Division

Taylor, Dick · Villa Park · Manager of Aston Villa · Sport / Football

Villa is relegated after six consecutive seasons in the top division.

Remember Thomas A Beckett

Bolan, Marc · Arts / Popular Music

Issues Remember Thomas A Beckett as the B-side to Desdemona.

Resignation of Jo Grimmond

Grimmond, Jo · Party Leader of LP · Politics / Liberal Party

Resigns as Party Leader of the Liberal Party

Rhesus Disease Prevention

Clarke, Cyril · Liverpool · Rhesus Disease Researcher · Government / Labour Party Government

NHS clinical research helps establish effective prevention of rhesus haemolytic disease, reducing severe illness, disability and death among affected newborn babies.

Road Safety Act

Wilson, Harold · London · Prime Minister of United Kingdom · Government / Labour Party Government

Road Safety Act 1967 introduces the breathalyser and drink driving controls

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