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Explore 273 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1992.

Historical records for Great Britain in 1992

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Second Tier Promotion Campaign

Evans, Terry · Brentford · Midfielder · Sport / Football

Evans featured prominently as Brentford topped the Third Division table and moved into the second tier of English football.

Secretary of State for the Environment

Maclean, David · Secretary of State for the Environment · Government / Conservative Party Government

Appointed Minister of the Environment

Seekers

Plante, Lynda La · Arts / Drama

Writes a TV movie called Seekers, starring Brenda Fricker and Josette Simon, produced by Sarah Lawson

Shadow Chancellor Appointment

Brown, James Gordon · London · Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer · Politics / Labour Party

Labour appoints Brown Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Shadow Minister

Dewar, Donald · Shadow Social Security · Politics / Labour Party

Appointed Spokesman for Social Security

Sheffield Wednesday Transfer

Walker, Des · Sheffield · Defender · Sport / Football

Walker joined Sheffield Wednesday from Sampdoria and brought England international experience to the club's defence.

Sister Act

Smith Cross, Margaret Natalie · Arts / Cinema

Appears in Sister Act

Speaker of House of Commons

Boothroyd, Betty · Speaker of House of Commons · Politics / Labour Party

Appointed Speaker of the House of Commons, 1st woman to hold post

Speedie's Promotion Year Goals

Speedie, David · Blackburn · Forward · Sport / Football

Speedie leads Blackburn's attack during the promotion campaign that culminates in a Wembley play-off victory and the club's return to the top flight.

Take That and Party

Williams, Robbie · Member of Take That · Arts / Popular Music

Appears on Take That's debut album Take That and Party.

Taylor Report

Murray Taylor, Peter · Sport / Football

The Deva Stadium of Chester City F.C. is opened in 1992, the first English football stadium to fulfil the safety recommendations from the Taylor Report, which was commissioned after the Hillsborough disaster of 1989

The Days of Pearly Spencer

Almond, Peter Mark Sinclair · Arts / Popular Music

Records, "The Days of Pearly Spencer"

The Drowners Debut Single

Anderson, Brett · Great Britain · Singer and Songwriter · Arts / Music

Suede release The Drowners, their debut single and an important early record in the development of Britpop.

The View from No. 11 Publication

Lawson, Nigel · Author · Media / Media

Publishes The View from No. 11, his account of his years at the Treasury and his interpretation of economic policy during the Thatcher governments.

The Way We Walk

Collins, Phil · London · Member of Genesis · Arts / Popular Music

Tours with Genesis on The Way We Walk, closing the major Collins-fronted touring era.

Third Division Golden Boot Season

Holdsworth, Dean · Brentford · Forward · Sport / Football

Holdsworth scored heavily as Brentford won the Third Division championship and gained promotion to the second tier.

Thomas Thomas 1992 FA Cup Final Opening Goal

Thomas, Michael · Wembley · Midfielder · Sport / Football

Scores Liverpool's first goal in the 2-0 final victory over Sunderland.

Title Midfield Ball Winning

Batty, David · Leeds · Midfielder · Sport / Football

Supplies tough tackling and accurate short passing as Leeds United takes the 1991-92 First Division title.

Title Season Centre Back

Whyte, Chris · Leeds · Defender · Sport / Football

Provides physical presence in central defence as Leeds United outlasts Manchester United in the 1991-92 title race.

Title Season Centre Forward Goals

Chapman, Lee · Leeds · Forward · Sport / Football

Provides the central attacking focal point for Leeds United in the 1991-92 First Division championship campaign.

Title Season Goalkeeping Consistency

Lukic, John · Leeds · Goalkeeper · Sport / Football

Maintains the goalkeeping position for Leeds United during the 1991-92 championship run, helping the club finish ahead of Manchester United.

Title Winning Goalkeeper

Lukic, John · Leeds · Goalkeeper · Sport / Football

Guards the Leeds United goal as Howard Wilkinson's team captures the 1991–92 First Division title.

Touch of Frost

Jason, David · Arts / Drama

1st appears in "A Touch of Frost"

Trade Union and Labour Relations Consolidation Act

Major, John Roy · London · Prime Minister of Great Britain · Government / Conservative Party Government

Trade Union and Labour Relations Consolidation Act 1992 consolidates trade union and labour relations law

Transfer to Blackburn Rovers

Shearer, Alan · Blackburn · Forward · Sport / Football

Blackburn Rovers recruits Alan Shearer, formerly of Southampton. Blackburn invested heavily in the young England striker as part of a promotion-era push for the league title.

Treasury Special Adviser

Cameron, David William Donald · London · Politics / Conservative Party

Serves as a special adviser at the Treasury during John Major's government.

Trident Programme

Rifkind, Malcolm Leslie · London · Secretary of State for Defence · Government / Conservative Party Government

Malcolm Rifkind becomes Defence Secretary during the final stages of Trident deployment planning

Us

Gabriel, Peter · Arts / Popular Music

Releases "Us" (co-produced with Daniel Lanois), an album in which he explored the pain of recent personal problems; his failed first marriage, his relationship with Rosanna Arquette, and the growing distance between him and his 1st daughter

Walker Appointed Norwich Manager

Walker, Mike · Norwich · Manager · Sport / Football

Mike Walker became Norwich City manager in 1992 and took the club into the inaugural Premier League season with a forward-looking approach.

Whittingham Scores in Promotion Chase

Whittingham, Guy · Portsmouth · Forward · Sport / Football

Whittingham contributes goals as Portsmouth pushes toward the First Division play-offs, narrowly missing direct promotion.

Women's 400 Metres Hurdles Olympic Gold

Gunnell, Sally · Barcelona · Hurdler · Sport / Athletics

Wins the Olympic women's 400 metres hurdles title.

World Champion

Christie, Linford · Stuttgart · Sport / Athletics

Wins the 100m World championship

Wuthering Heights

Fiennes, Ralph · Actor · Arts / Cinema

Plays Heathcliff in the film adaptation of Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights.

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