...and Wales, and in Scotland). The question included 9 boxes, 7 labelled with pre-coded categories and 2 allowing people to write in their ethnicity. The classification was: White; Black-Caribbean; Black-African;...
...made towards the design of this spectacular property. Upon inspection in July 1962, Edward Muir wrote that he was “very glad indeed to have seen this compound, which I have...
...While the media harboured significant doubts, the Labour government was equally concerned. Unilateral withdrawal? Harold Wilson’s Labour government had a troubled history with Concorde. After taking office in October 1964,...
...Arthur Burns. This article was produced as part of the No10 Guest Historian series, coordinated by History & Policy. Keep tabs on the past. Sign up for our email alerts....
...in 1769. Fitzroy’s tenure as an MP was short too. His grandfather’s death in May 1757 led to his elevation to the Lords and his promotion to Lord Lieutenant of...
...were imposed on non-Anglicans), his opposition to both parliamentary and tariff reform, and his stress on the constitutional role of the monarch. A significant legacy The growing prominence and influence...
...Rose was allowed to resign, and promptly emigrated to Australia. In the following decades Graham had to deal with a number of challenges in running his department, starting with the...
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...the unlucky Dudley Ryder, Lord Harrowby (May-Dec 1804), who fell down the stairs at the Foreign Office sustaining head injuries that compelled him to resign? However the Private Office gallery...
...from the Black Book of the Exchequer (The National Archives ref: E36/266) Related post 'Follow the money': The Treasury Keep tabs on the past. Sign up for our email alerts....