Resignation of Norman Fowler
Resigns from the Cabinet for family reasons
Explore 222 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1990.
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Resigns from the Cabinet for family reasons
Appointed Minister for Employment
Death of Terry Thomas
Is inducted with The Kinks into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The Department of the Environment estimates the Community Charge will average 340 pounds. Dept of the Environment estimates for the Charge are double original estimates
The Football League in England and the Scottish Football League introduces regulations that clubs in the highest divisions (top 2 divisions in the English system must comply to the Taylor recommendations.
The Taylor Report is synonymous with the recommendation that all major stadia convert to an all-seater model, that all ticketed spectators have seats, as opposed to some or all being obliged to stand.
The final report is published in January 1990.
Announces increased compensation to farmers affected by BSE
The Charlatans make their first UK chart appearance with Indian Rope.
The ambulance dispute is settled
Announces he will leave the Cabinet in May & not contest the general election
Announces he will leave the Cabinet in May & not contest the general election
Begins the Sound and Vision tour, promoted as a final outing for many of his older hits.
Suspended from the House of Commons for not declaring his business interests
Resigns the party whip
Presents the Budget Statement to the House of Commons
The Tories lose Mid-Staffordshire after holding it with a majority of over 19,000. Labour win the Mid-Staffordshire by-election
Elected Member of Parliament for Mid-Staffordshire, overturns Tory majority of 14,654
Announces decision to retire
Wins the nomination to stand as the Labour candidate for Hampstead & Highgate
Anti-poll-tax campaigning feeds the mass London demonstration.
Poll Tax demonstrations in Trafalgar Square lead to arrests and damage.
The anti-poll-tax demonstration turns violent in Trafalgar Square.
Delivers the budget in the House of Commons
The Community Charge takes effect in England & Wales
44 Conservative MPs rebel against the Hong Kong Citizenship Bill
44 Conservative MPs rebel against the Hong Kong Citizenship Bill
The Who are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Wins his first Manchester United trophy as the club defeat Crystal Palace 1-0 in the final replay.
David G. P. Taylor becomes Governor of Montserrat
The Only One I Know reaches number nine on the UK singles chart and becomes The Charlatans' breakthrough hit.
The SDP continues as the Independent Social Democrats. David Owen announces the dissolution of the SDP
David Owen announces the dissolution of the SDP
Announces the dissolution of the SDP, continues as an Independent Social Democrat
The House of Lords rejects the War Crimes Bill
The IRA bomb the Carlton Club
The IRA bomb the Carlton Club
Government record concerning the IRA: The IRA bomb the Carlton Club
Historical IRA record under Conservative Party Government: The IRA bomb the Carlton Club
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