British Coalition Leadership
Maintains Britain's commitment to the coalition campaign.
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Maintains Britain's commitment to the coalition campaign.
De la Billiere directs Britain's Operation Granby contribution within the coalition.
Major commits British air, naval and ground forces to the coalition offensive.
Leads extensive Commons questioning on local-government finance in England.
Major confirms British participation as coalition air operations begin against Iraqi forces.
Addresses the Commons on environmental damage and oil pollution arising from the Gulf conflict.
Addresses Commons questions on reform of local-government finance.
Answers a parliamentary question concerning energy-efficiency policy.
Coordinates Britain's land, air and maritime contribution.
Commands British forces throughout the Kuwait liberation campaign.
IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress
IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress
Government record concerning the IRA: IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress
Historical IRA record under Conservative Party Government: IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress
IRA context for John Roy Major: IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress
Smith's division attacks Iraqi positions as part of the VII Corps advance.
Commands Britain's armoured division during the ground offensive.
Commands Britain's 1st Armoured Division during the ground offensive.
The Desert Rats engage Iraqi armored and artillery positions.
Denaro leads the brigade through Iraqi defences during Operation Granby.
De la Billiere directs British forces supporting the coalition's armoured attack.
Commands the 7th Armoured Brigade in Operation Granby.
The division attacks Iraqi forces on VII Corps' southern flank.
Meets local-authority associations and opposition parties while considering alternatives to the existing community-charge system.
Confirms British offensive combat has ended.
Sacked with Stoke on their way to recording their lowest ever final league position of 15th in the leagues third tier
A reissue of "Should I Stay or Should I Go" gives The Clash its first and only number 1 UK single
A reissue of "Should I Stay or Should I Go" gives The Clash its first and only number 1 UK single
Takes part in a Commons debate specifically addressing abolition of the community charge.
The Budget increase VAT to 17.5% to finance cuts in poll tax
Announces that the community charge is to be replaced as part of a wider reform of local-government finance.
Provides for central support toward additional local-authority administrative costs arising from reissuing reduced community-charge bills.
Supports an additional ยฃ4 billion transfer from national taxation to finance the ยฃ140 reduction in community-charge bills.
Requires councils that have already issued 1991-92 community-charge demands to issue revised bills reflecting the ยฃ140 reduction.
Provides for government grants to compensate charging authorities for income lost through the statutory reduction in community charges.
Announces that the community charge will be replaced by a new system of local taxation because the public has not accepted it as fair.
Announces that 1991-92 headline community charges in England will be reduced by ยฃ140.
Announces proposals for a review of the structure and finance of local government in England.
Announces the Government's intention to replace the poll tax with a new council tax.
Takes part in Commons proceedings on legislation reducing community-charge bills.
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