Nightlife
Makes his Thin Lizzy studio debut on Nightlife as part of the new dual-guitar line-up.
Explore 397 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1974.
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Makes his Thin Lizzy studio debut on Nightlife as part of the new dual-guitar line-up.
Combines radio telescopes & computers to enable mapping
The government accepts substantial pay improvements following the Halsbury review, raising remuneration for nurses and several professions supplementary to medicine.
Awarded the OBE
In opposition Nicholas Ridley participated in Conservative arguments about state owned industry and economic reform.
Relies on voluntary union cooperation rather than statutory pay controls.
Lennon releases "Walls and Bridges", a duet with Elton John on the #1 hit "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night", the album is released under the name "the Plastic Ono Band"
Hunter is the very first winner of the PFA Players Player of the Year award, receiving it at the end of the 1973-74 season
Resumes Home Office responsibility during a period of terrorism and public order pressure.
Appointed Political Adviser to Harold Wilson
Appointed President of the Board of Trade
Charlton combines managerial duties with appearances for Preston North End after bringing his distinguished Manchester United career to an end.
Introduces emergency legislation responding to terrorist violence in Great Britain.
Castle advances plans to separate private practice from NHS hospitals, making the future of pay beds a central issue in negotiations with consultants.
Law ended his professional playing career after returning to Manchester City, with a reputation built on hundreds of top-flight goals.
The National Economic Board publishes, "The Regeneration of British Industry". Reverses the Industrial Relations Act of the Conservative Government
Strengthens employment rights for trades unions, particularly the closed shop
Resigns as Manager of Spurs
Receives the Royal Medal of the Royal Society.
Elected as one of the youngest Fellows of the Royal Society
Is elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Law travelled with Scotland to the World Cup finals in West Germany, where the unbeaten national team exited on goal difference.
Under Joe Gormley the NUM organised a national stoppage that intensified the political crisis facing the Heath government.
Controls possession and passing from midfield during Leeds United's 1973–74 First Division championship campaign.
Anchors the Leeds United back line during the 1973-74 First Division campaign, which ends with the club's second league championship.
Appointed Secretary of State for Wales
Castle takes responsibility for health and social services as the incoming Labour government inherits the major NHS reorganisation due to begin in April.
Appointed Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food
Appointed Minister of Defence
Appointed Secretary of State for Energy
Appointed Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
Appointed Secretary of State for Scotland
Appointed as Secretary of State for Trade
Pink Floyd began performing an early version of Shine On You Crazy Diamond as the group developed material about Syd Barrett.
"Six Wives of Henry VIII", marks departure from Yes
Founder Member of Slik
Releases "Smiler"
Healey works with trade unions under Labour's Social Contract approach to pay and inflation.
Argues that voluntary cooperation is preferable to Conservative legal confrontation.
Murray works with Labour ministers on the Social Contract approach to pay restraint.
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