Social Security Act
Social Security Act 1975 consolidates national insurance contributions and benefit provisions.
Explore 337 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1975.
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Social Security Act 1975 consolidates national insurance contributions and benefit provisions.
Ronnie Wood joins the Rolling Stones for a recording session in Munich
Produces Blow by Blow, a major instrumental rock album for guitarist Jeff Beck.
A "financial mechanism" is agreed to prevent Britain from paying the EC too much
The Commons votes by 396 to 170 to stay in the EEC
It is announced that Ronnie Wood will join as a guest on the Rolling Stones tour of America
Healey presents a Budget focused on inflation control, public expenditure restraint and industrial recovery.
Healey presents a crisis Budget as inflation rises and unemployment worsens.
The Budget raises the basic rate of income tax from 33 percent to 35 percent.
Healey uses the Budget to support anti-inflation policy within the Social Contract framework.
Harold Pinters "No Mans Land," premiers in London
The Kinks release Soap Opera.
Addresses the NEC Conference on Europe but it votes 2 to 1 to stay out of Europe
Presents the Employment Protection Bill as part of Labour's industrial relations programme.
Liverpool hosted a testimonial honouring Shankly against a Don Revie representative side, allowing supporters to salute the former manager’s transformation of the club.
McLaren returns to Britain, by which time he had renamed his King's Road shop SEX, selling S&M (sadomasochistic) style clothing
Unemployment reaches one million, intensifying criticism of the Government's economic management.
Birth oof David Robert Joseph Beckham
The Government advances child benefit legislation as part of family income support reform.
Performs during Led Zeppelin's major Earls Court concerts.
Begins Led Zeppelin's celebrated run of Earls Court concerts.
Supports continued European Community membership after renegotiation.
Ronnie Wood joins the Rolling Stones on tour before becoming a full member.
Holds the referendum in which voters choose to remain in the European Communities.
Campaigns for a Yes vote in the European Communities referendum.
The British population agrees to European Common Market membership
Leads the government during the referendum in which Jenkins campaigns for continued membership.
There is 64.5 percent turnout, 17.4 million vote for continued membership and 8.5 million against membership
Welcomes the referendum result confirming Britain's continued European Community membership.
Syd Barrett unexpectedly visits Abbey Road while Pink Floyd work on material for Wish You Were Here
Rolling Stones release a compilation, "Made in the Shade"
Rolling Stones release a compilation, "Made in the Shade"
1st Conservative leader to help contest a by-election, 7.6% swing in favour
Roger Waters pre-empts Punk by spitting at the audience, stunned by his own actions, he starts to think of building a polythene wall between himself and his audience
The pound falls 27.6 percent against a basket of currencies. A "no panic" speech indicates complacency
Campaigns for leaving the European Communities during the referendum.
Campaigns for Britain to remain in the European Communities.
Campaigns for continued membership of the European Communities.
Opposes continued European Community membership during the referendum.
Sterling devaluation increases pressure on Healey to secure stricter wage restraint.
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