Economy of Great Britain
Healey gives trade unions one week to accept a ten percent limit on pay increases.
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Healey gives trade unions one week to accept a ten percent limit on pay increases.
Knebworth Festival, Pink Floyd premiere "Wish You Were Here" with the help of Spitfires, pyrotechnics and an exploding plane which flies into the stage, probably the most spectacular gig of the decade
Knebworth Festival, Pink Floyd premiere "Wish You Were Here" with the help of Spitfires, pyrotechnics and an exploding plane which flies into the stage, probably the most spectacular gig of the decade
The Government accepts a six pound weekly limit for pay settlements in the next pay round.
Announces the Government's anti-inflation policy
Announces the Government's anti-inflation policy
Announces the need to legislate for statutory pay limits in the Commons
Healey supports the 6 pounds weekly limit as part of the anti-inflation package.
Announces the Attack on Inflation policy with a flat weekly pay limit.
Healey supports a voluntary limit of six pounds on weekly pay increases to slow inflation.
Healey backs the six pounds weekly pay limit as part of the anti-inflation package.
Announces the Attack on Inflation programme tied to the Social Contract.
Ringo Starr and Maureen Cox divorce
The Government defends the six pound pay limit as central to reducing inflation.
The pay policy passes through the Commons by 327 votes to 269.
Healey moves in the 2nd reading of a Bill to control pay increases, passed by 294 to 16.
Healey sees pay-control legislation progress after intense Commons debate.
Defends pay-control legislation while stressing union consultation.
Records Sabotage during a period of legal and management pressure around the band.
Sings on Sabotage as Black Sabbath releases one of its heaviest mid-1970s albums.
The Bill for controlling inflation & pay increases receives the Royal Assent
The Declaration covers human rights
The Bill for controlling inflation & pay increases receives the Royal Assent
Accepts principles on sovereign equality, territorial integrity and the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Endorses provisions on economic, scientific, technological and environmental cooperation.
Joins Western and Eastern leaders in using the CSCE process to support détente in Europe.
Signs the Helsinki Final Act for the United Kingdom at the close of the CSCE summit.
Supports human rights and fundamental freedoms as part of the Helsinki settlement.
The Declaration establishes the Conference on Security & Co-operation in Europe. The Declaration covers human rights
Releases Atlantic Crossing after relocating his recording focus toward the United States.
Inflation peaks at about 26.9 percent as the Government seeks support for pay restraint.
Releases album, "Exttra Texture" in the UK
Pink Floyd release Wish You Were Here in the United Kingdom
Elizabeth II becomes monarch and head of state when Papua New Guinea gains independence
Fame tops the US singles chart, co-written by Bowie, John Lennon and guitarist Carlos Alomar.
"Fame," a song from David Bowies Young Americans album, tops the US singles charts, it is cowritten by Bowie, John Lennon and guitarist Carlos Aloma
Proposes a Public Accounts Committee for the European Parliament to control expenditure
Gloria Jones gives birth to Bolan's son, Rolan Bolan.
Wish You Were Here is released; black, shrink-wrapped, anonymous
Wish You Were Here is released; black, shrink-wrapped, anonymous
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