Conferences Collection (page 3)

After an informal luncheon party on Christmas Day to celebrate his recovery from a severe case of pneumonia, British Prime MInister Winston Churchill, dressed in his siren suit and dressing gown

Roosevelt - Churchill Quebec meeting. President Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and members of their party on the terrace at the Citadel overlooking Quebec

Chinese leader Chiang Kai Shek, American President Franklin Roosevelt, British prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soong May-ling - Madame Chiang Kai Shek

Sir Winston Churchill gives his famous V for victory sign, Blackpool, Saturday 9th October 1954. Sir Winston Churchill was in Blackpool to address delegates at rally at the end of the Tory Party

Conservative Party Conference in Brighton. Margaret Thatcher. 10th October 1980

1978 World Cup Finals in Coordoba, Argentina. Scotland manager Ally MacLeod during a press conference after their opening Group Four match against Peru, which they lost 3-1. 3rd June 1978

Arsenal manager George Graham speaks at a press confernce at Highbury. 10th April 1991. Scanned from colour negative

Woodrow Wilson American President World War One, leaving Peace Conference at Versailles. 1919

English Grammar Schools Bursars visit Belfast in September 1980. Mr Bill Brown, the bursar at Sidcot School, Somerset, signs the visitors book during a visit by bursars from English Grammar schools

James Callaghan MP May 1958 at the Scarborough labour Conference 1958 talking with Barbara Castle © Mirrorpix

Harold Wilson at the TUC conference in Brighton October 1969

Harold Wilson addressed a very noisy meeting at Birminghams Rag Market, There was a strong contingent of hecklers mingling with the very ardent Labour supporters

George Brown MP with Harold Wilson arms raised in air following Browns speech to conference

Harold Wilson with his wife Mary and son Robin (left) walk along the seafront with Anthony Greenwood and his wife Greenwood avoiding the KEEP LEFT sign

Harold Wilson at the 1972 conference in Blackpool

Edward Ted Heath MP dancing with Mrs Dudley Baker Mayoress of Brighton during the Conservative Party Conference 1963

James Callaghan MP Labour Prime Minister with German Chancellor Herr Helmut Schmidt at a press conference 1978

James Callaghan Prime Minister with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt at a press conference 1978

James Callaghan ex Prime Minister pictured at the Labour Party Conference in 1979 at Brighton

As the 1975 Labour Party Conference draws to a close, Ian Mikado, Barbara Castle and Harold Wilson join hands to sing Auld Lang Syne. A poignant moment for the wily old Wilson

The Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson addresses delegates at the 1975 Labour Party Conference at Blackpool

Neil Kinnock in the company of Harold Wilson and Mike Yarwood. Circa 1982

James Callaghan British Prime Minister (R) 1978 with US Vice President Walter Mondale

Harold Wilson September 1969 at the TUC conference in Brighton

Harold Wilson former Prime Minister addresses the Boiler Makers Union Confrence 1972

Harold Wilson and George Brown sing from the same song sheet at the traditional church service before the Scarborough Labour Party conference in 1963

Hugh Gaitskill after his speech to conference is applauded by Harold Wilson with Crossman in the chair and George Brown being whispered to on the right in 1963

John Prescott MP Labour Party with Margaret Beckett at the Labour Party conference at Brighton 1993

Harold Wilson Leader of the Labour Party is applauded after his speech at the Labour Party Confrence

Labour politician and Prime Minister James Callaghan at the press conference over the Ulster crisis

James Callaghan former Prime Minister listening to Tony Benn at the Labour Party Conference at Brighton in 1979

Suez Crisis 1956 James Callaghan speaking about the Middle East situation at the Labour Party Conference

James Callaghan delivers speech at Labour Party Conference 1971

James Callaghan, April 1978 with the German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt at a Press conference

Labour Party Conference 1998 Jack Straw delivers his speech to the party members at the Labour Conference in Blackpool

Harold Wilson British Prime Minister, Mar 1966 addressed a very noisy meeting at Birminghams Rag Market, There was a strong contingent of hecklers mingling with the very ardent Labour supporters

The future leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister, Harol Wilson seen here at the 1962 TUC Conference

James Callaghan for mer Prime Minister with Tony Benn and Lena Jeger in Brighton at the end of the Labour Party Conference in 1979

Barbara Castle and Harold Wilson October 1966 at the Labour Party Conference

Crisis what Crisis? As Britain remains in the grip of public sector workers on strike, Prime Minister James Callaghan in talks awith President Carter Chancellor Schmidt

Prime Minister Edward Heath being shown new Union Jack shirts at Tory Party Conference 1967

Harold Wilson Prime Minister and George Brown (R) at a Labour Party Confrence 1966

James Callaghan Home Secretary at a press conference to launch the third national campaign to alert the public on how to help the police 1968

Harold Wilson Ex Labour British Prime Minister speaking at a Labour Party Conference at Central Hall 1971

Edward Ted Heath former Prime Minister at the Conservative Party conference in 1976

Harold Wilson MP at the Labour Party Conference in Scarborough 1963

John Major Prime Minister visits the National Lottery stand in the Tory Conference Centre

Sir Anthony Eden (centre) with Ian Macleod Rab Butler and Harold MacMillan 1955

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"Conferences: A Gathering of Minds, Ideas, and Change" From the historic debates on the Common Market to discussions on apartheid and war strategies, they have been pivotal in shaping our world. Home Secretary Roy Jenkins eloquently speaks during a debate on the Common Market, highlighting the importance of collaboration. The Aga Khan III's presence at a conference in India reminds us of the global nature of these gatherings. All Saints, Margaret Street in London becomes an intellectual hub as The Vicars Room hosts thought-provoking discussions. Oliver Tambo, a South African anti-apartheid politician, fearlessly advocates for justice at conferences worldwide. In Vienna's House of Lords, influential figures like Professor Arndts and Cardinal Rauscher convene to address pressing issues alongside Cardinal Prince Schwarzenberg and Count Thun. One cannot forget the momentous conference near Casablanca in 1943 that shaped history during wartime turmoil. Meanwhile, political parties gather for their annual conferences - from Labour Party's vibrant red review in Brighton to Conservative Party Conference where Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher holds court with Sir Alec Douglas Home and Harold Wilson among others. In Paris' Chamber of Deputies' Salle des Conferences captured beautifully in black-and-white photography lies echoes of countless debates that took place within its walls. Engravings immortalize significant moments such as The Social Science Congress held both in Glasgow and Dublin - platforms where scholars exchanged ideas to advance society. Conferences serve as catalysts for progress; they bring together diverse perspectives fostering dialogue that leads to change. These gatherings are not just mere events but powerful forums where minds meet, ideas flourish, and transformations begin.