Britain Joins European Communities
Britain officially becomes a member of the EU
Explore 295 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1973.
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Britain officially becomes a member of the EU
Welcomes Britain's entry into the European Communities.
Britain enters the European Communities under Heath's government.
Britain enters the European Communities after long political debate.
Leads Britain when the accession treaty enters into force and European Communities membership begins.
Speaks in a Commons immigration debate while remaining one of the country's most prominent advocates of restrictive immigration policy.
"Fanfare for Europe" celebrations are held to mark Britains entry into the EU
Speaks during debate on immigration rules and challenges government policy in the House of Commons.
Parsons engineers The Dark Side of the Moon, released in the United Kingdom
Pink Floyd release The Dark Side of the Moon in the United Kingdom
Forbes leads Norwich's defence in the club's first League Cup final under Saunders, although Tottenham emerge victorious.
Keelan keeps goal for Saunders's Norwich against Tottenham in the League Cup final, helping the Canaries compete in a narrow defeat.
Saunders takes Norwich to their first League Cup final, where Tottenham Hotspur win 1โ0 at Wembley.
Paddon takes part in Norwich's first League Cup final against Tottenham, the culmination of a notable cup run under Saunders.
Peter Spiring arrived from Bristol City in March 1973 as Shankly prepared Liverpool for the closing stages of a demanding season.
Bombs explode near Trafalgar Square, injuring many people.
His government faces bomb attacks near Trafalgar Square.
Queen Elizabeth II opens the new London Bridge
"Dark Side Of The Moon" performed at Earls Court, London
"Dark Side Of The Moon" performed at Earls Court, London
The British Government publishes a white paper which proposes a 78-member Northern Ireland Assembly, to be elected by proportional representation. A Council of Ireland will give the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland a voice in each others affairs
A Council of Ireland will give the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland a voice in each others affairs
The British Government publishes a white paper which proposes a 78-member Northern Ireland Assembly, to be elected by proportional representation
A Council of Ireland will give the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland a voice in each others affairs
"Dark Side Of The Moon" Released
"Dark Side Of The Moon" Released
"Dark Side Of The Moon" Released
Releases Houses of the Holy with Led Zeppelin.
Speaks on the Northern Ireland White Paper, developing constitutional arguments that later shape his Ulster Unionist politics.
"Dark Side Of The Moon" hits number 1 in the Billboard album chart
"Dark Side Of The Moon" hits number 1 in the Billboard album chart
Releases Ooh La La with Faces during growing tension between group and solo commitments.
The Open All Hours pilot episode is broadcast, and runs for four series between February 1976 and October 1985
John Lennon and Yoko Ono purchase an apartment at the Dakota on Central Park West and West 72nd Street in New York
Value Added Tax replaces purchase tax and selective employment tax.
Introduces VAT as part of the shift from direct to indirect taxation.
Releases Aladdin Sane, the first album written and issued after the breakthrough of Ziggy Stardust.
For the remainder of the year pay rises are to be 1 pound & 4% pa, maximum rise of 250 pounds pa
The Northern Ireland Assembly Bill becomes law, elections for the new assembly are held 28th June
The Northern Ireland Assembly Bill becomes law, elections for the new assembly are held 28th June
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