Communications Act
Communications Act 2003 creates Ofcom and reforms communications regulation
Explore 195 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2003.
Sorted by month and day. Records with no month are shown last. Showing 40 of 195 unique records.
Communications Act 2003 creates Ofcom and reforms communications regulation
A full-scale reunion of Cream with Clapton, Bruce and Baker playing 4 sold-out concerts at London's Royal Albert Hall (the scene of their 1968 farewell shows)
A full-scale reunion of Cream with Clapton, Bruce and Baker playing 4 sold-out concerts at London's Royal Albert Hall (the scene of their 1968 farewell shows)
A full-scale reunion of Cream with Clapton, Bruce and Baker playing 4 sold-out concerts at London's Royal Albert Hall (the scene of their 1968 farewell shows)
Criminal Justice Act 2003 reforms sentencing, evidence, and criminal procedure
Ferguson signs teenage winger Cristiano Ronaldo from Sporting CP and entrusts him with Manchester United’s number seven shirt, beginning a formative player-manager relationship.
Death of George Kenneth Hotson Younger
Duff leaves Blackburn for Chelsea in a major summer transfer after establishing himself as one of the Premier League's most effective wide attackers.
Winner an Emmy for The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone
Beckham continued to captain England as the side prepared for European Championship qualification and the forthcoming finals. His precise passing and set-piece delivery were prominent features of the team.
Lawton is inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame in recognition of his talents
Rooney continues his teenage breakthrough with decisive attacking displays for Everton, helping the club compete against established Premier League opponents.
Extradition Act 2003 reforms extradition procedures
Beckham ended his long Manchester United career following the 2002–03 campaign. He left after developing from a youth-team player into a central figure in the club's successful modern era.
David Johnson scored regularly for Nottingham Forest during the 2002-03 First Division season. His goals helped the club reach the promotion play-offs before defeat to Sheffield United.
Paul Hart managed Nottingham Forest to the First Division play-offs in 2002-03. His young side finished sixth but narrowly failed to reach the final after a semi-final against Sheffield United.
Robbie Fowler moves from Leeds United to Manchester City, where Kevin Keegan hopes his intelligent penalty-area movement can complement the club's existing strikers.
The film In This World, directed by Michael Winterbottom, received the Golden Bear for best film at the 2003 Berlin International Film Festival.
Releases his autobiography, "Greavsie"
Donovan is awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters from the University of Hertfordshire
The Commons debated proposed military action in Iraq in a major and closely scrutinised parliamentary sitting.
Jermain Defoe remains a frequent source of West Ham United goals during a turbulent campaign that ends in Premier League relegation.
Lampard drives Chelsea's central midfield as Ranieri's team return to Champions League competition.
Gerrard wins the League Cup with Liverpool after a 2-0 final victory over Manchester United, reinforcing his importance in the club's midfield.
Ferguson leads Manchester United back to the Premier League title after Arsenal had taken the championship the previous season, demonstrating the squad’s resilience.
Licensing Act 2003 reforms alcohol, entertainment, and premises licensing
Releases Live at Knebworth, documenting the huge 2003 concerts.
Stars in Love Actually
Neil MacGregor became director of the British Museum and placed emphasis on presenting the collections through world history.
Accepts the managers job with Division One strugglers Bradford City
Keegan oversees Manchester City's transition to the City of Manchester Stadium, a major change in the club's surroundings following its return to top-flight football.
Camilla moves into Charless homes at Highgrove and Clarence House
McCarthy assumes the Sunderland managerial job during a difficult Premier League campaign and begins planning a route back to the top tier.
Merson contributes creativity and senior experience to Portsmouth's First Division championship side before the club enters the Premier League.
A new consultant contract changes pay and job planning, linking higher salaries to clearer programmed activities and negotiated commitments to NHS work.
A new national GP contract is agreed, introducing practice-level contracts and a quality framework that rewards achievement against defined clinical and organisational indicators.
Starmer becomes a human-rights adviser to the Northern Ireland Policing Board.
Winnner of the OBE for services to football
Levene contributes to industrial rock supergroup Pigfaces album Easy Listening
Stars in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. Stars in Love Actually
Generated from the World History Database historical_events table. Identical display records are collapsed; descriptions otherwise retain the stored text. Coverage and source quality vary. Check primary and specialist sources before citing individual historical claims.