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The Commonwealth Conference makes the Harare Declaration on good Government. Attends the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
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The Commonwealth Conference makes the Harare Declaration on good Government. Attends the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
Attends the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
The Commonwealth Conference makes the Harare Declaration on good Government
Death of Robert Maxwell
Introduces legislation providing for abolition of the community charge from 1 April 1993 and its replacement by council tax.
Introduces legislation providing for council-tax benefit, including rebates of up to 100 percent for qualifying households.
Leads Commons proceedings on the Local Government Finance Bill providing for council tax.
Plays keyboards on We Can't Dance, the last Genesis studio album with Phil Collins.
Answers parliamentary questions concerning British Waterways.
Answers a parliamentary question concerning development of the East Thames Corridor.
Answers a parliamentary question concerning the Local Government Commission.
Appointed Chief Whip in the House of Lords
Disclosures about unauthorized loans from the Mirror pension fund
Secures opt-outs from the single currency and the Social Protocol.
Negotiates Britain's position during the decisive European Council.
Hurd represents British foreign-policy interests as the final Maastricht negotiations open.
Lamont defends Britain's monetary flexibility as leaders negotiate the proposed single-currency framework.
Negotiates opt outs from the single currency and Social Chapter.
Hurd helps finalise Britain's intergovernmental safeguards in foreign and security policy.
Secures British opt-outs from the third stage of monetary union and the Agreement on Social Policy.
Gary Charles started Nottingham Forest's 1991 FA Cup final against Tottenham Hotspur. His attacking runs from right-back were part of the match's early action before Forest lost after extra time.
Finishes as the First Division's leading scorer with 22 goals as Arsenal win the league title.
Guides Arsenal to another First Division title after the team lose only one league match all season.
Helen Sharman becomes the first British astronaut, on Soyuz TM-12
20th Century Boy is used in a Levis advert and is re-released, reaching the UK Top 20.
Publishes A Life at the Centre, his political memoir.
Alan Bennetts play for TV, A Question of Attribution
Works as producer and actor in the film "American Friends" based upon a real event in the life of his great grandfather, a fellow at St Johns College, Oxford
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Publication of "As the Crow Flies"
Continues serving as Conservative Member of Parliament for East Surrey from the back benches after leaving the Cabinet.
Appears in Beauty and the Beast
Butler re-joins Black Sabbath in 1991 for the reunion of the "Mob Rules" lineup.
Dalglish, through Jack Walkers patronage, turns the Second Division side to Premier League winners, breaking transfer fee records along the way
Dalglish, through Jack Walkers patronage, turns the Second Division side to Premier League winners, breaking transfer fee records along the way
Norman Lamont presents the 1991 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The 1991 Budget under Norman Lamont sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.
Ronnie Moran took temporary charge of Liverpool after Kenny Dalglish's resignation in 1991, providing continuity during a challenging transition.
Introduces City Challenge, offering competitive five-year regeneration packages to local authorities that produce integrated neighbourhood plans.
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