European Communities Act
Supports the legislation enabling Britain to join the European Communities.
Explore 332 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1972.
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Supports the legislation enabling Britain to join the European Communities.
Leads Britain when its formal ratification notification for the accession treaty is completed.
Access credit cards are introduced in Great Britain
Access credit cards are introduced in Great Britain
Becomes Minister of State for Trade and Consumer Affairs after leaving the office of Solicitor General.
The TUC insist on repealing the Housing Finance & Industrial Relations Acts. Negotiations break down
Cabinet agrees to introduce a statutory 90 day freeze of prices & incomes
Appointed Secretary of State for the Environment
Announces a freeze on pay, prices & dividends for 90 days, Selsdon u-turn
Asks of Heath "has the Right Honourable Gentleman taken leave of his senses?"
Produces Homecoming for America, beginning a successful collaboration with the folk-rock band.
Elizabeth II celebrates 25yrs of marriage to Prince Phillip in Westminster Abbey
Elizabeth II celebrates 25yrs of marriage to Prince Phillip in Westminster Abbey
Mick Jagger sings on Carly Simon's "You're so Vain"
Introduces the Fair Trading Bill at second reading and argues that stronger competition and consumer protection should operate together.
The UK premiere of Born to Boogie is held at Oscars Cinema in Brewer Street, Soho.
Britain leaves EFTA in order to join the EU
Britain leaves EFTA in order to join the EU
Britain leaves EFTA in order to join the EU
Appointed Chairman of the 1922 Committee
Heads the only goal as Leeds United defeat Arsenal to win the FA Cup.
Forms a productive attacking partnership with Derek Dougan as Wolves reach the inaugural UEFA Cup final.
Alan Bennetts play for TV, A Day Out
Sellers plays the King of Hearts in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
First appears in , "Are You Being Served?"
Provokes the national Docks Strike. 5 dockers are arrested under the Industrial Relations Act
Roger Davies arrives from Worcester City during Derby County’s 1971-72 season and begins his rise from non-league football to the First Division.
Tours Australia with Led Zeppelin during the band's global expansion.
Issues Baby Strange as part of the Telegram Sam single release.
Fly releases Bolan Boogie, a chart-topping compilation of singles, B-sides and album tracks.
Issues Born To Boogie as part of the Solid Gold Easy Action single release.
Appears in the film Born to Boogie as a nun
O'Mara offered a physical centre-forward presence and aerial threat in Brentford's promotion campaign from the Fourth Division in the early 1970s.
Blunstone oversaw Brentford's promotion from the Fourth Division as the club rebuilt after several difficult campaigns.
The British Library Act provided for the transfer of national library collections formerly administered within the British Museum.
Anthony Barber presents the 1972 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The 1972 Budget under Anthony Barber sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.
Edward VIII & Wallis Simpson are buried on the grounds of Windsor Castle
Issues Cadillac as part of the Telegram Sam single release.
Provides aerial strength and positional authority at the back as Leeds United defeats Arsenal to win the 1972 FA Cup.
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