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Speech by UK Chancellor Denis Healey at press conference in House of Commons, 15/07/77 on Phase III of the the government’s pay policy and need to prevent wage explosion and setting the maximum pay rise at...
Ed Boyle interviews UK Chancellor Denis Healey on Phase III of the the government’s pay policy and guidelines for a maximum pay rise of 10%. He is asked if he thinks companies and unions will abide by the...
Speech by UK Chancellor Denis Healey at Mansion House, London, 20/10/77 on the benefits of North Sea oil for UK economic growth. Pt. 1
Speech by UK Chancellor Denis Healey at Mansion House, London, 20/10/77 on the benefits of North Sea oil for UK economic growth. Pt. 2
Douglas Moffitt interviews UK Chancellor Denis Healey about his Autumn 1977 budget. Covers wage settlements and unions accepting them; pay restraint; possibility of labour disputes; move towards collective...
Speech by Denis Healey, UK Chancellor, to Labour Women’s Conference, Harrogate, about good economic prospects and likely political attack on Labour over next few months to try to bring government down;...
Report on reaction to Chancellor Denis Healey’s Autumn Budget with comments from Geoffrey Howe (Conservative), Denis Healey and John Pardoe (Liberal). Reporter not identified (poss. Peter Murphy).
Paul Woodley’s IRN Review, Christmas 1977. Subjects include celebrity deaths (including Elvis Presley, Maria Callas, Marc Bolan, and Bing Crosby); state visits; accidents, disasters and terrorist...
Report at the close of the Labour Party Conference 1977. Reporter not identified. Speakers include: Denis Healey, James Callaghan, Manny (Emanuel) Shinwell, Ron Hayward, David Harris. Male reporter not...
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Denis Healey on his confidence and hopes for a strong 1977. Healey discusses interest rates, inflation, trade unions, exports and other economic factors.
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