Conferences Collection (page 4)

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

Suez Crisis 1956 Harold MacMillan speaking at the Conservative Party Conference 1956

Suez Crisis 1956 Anthony Nutting, the Minister of State at the Foreign Office, talking to the Chancellor Harold MacMillan at the Tory Party Conference at Plandudno 1

Suez Crisis 1956 Anthony Nutting, the Minister of State at the Foreign Office, talking to the Chancellor Harold MacMillan at the Tory Party Conference at Plandudno

John Major Prime Minister Leader of the Conservative Party at a party conference in Brighton 1992

John Major Prime Minister in Brighton for the Conservative Conference

John Major at the Conservative Party Conference in 1992

Suez Crisis 1956 Anthony Nutting, the Minister of State at the Foreign Office, talking to the Chancellor Harold MacMillan at the Tory Party Conference at Plandudno 1

Suez Crisis 1956 Harold MacMillan speaking at the Conservative Party Conference 1956

Suez Crisis 1956 Anthony Nutting, the Minister of State at the Foreign Office, talking to the Chancellor Harold MacMillan at the Tory Party Conference at Plandudno

Margaret Thatcher October 1977 holds up an instant game ticket at the Conservative Party Conference 1977

Geoffrey Howe and Margaret Thatcher October 1977 applaud the speech of William Hague at the Conservative Party Conference 1977

Margaret Thatcher October 1966 making speech at the 1966 Conservative Party Conferance

Margaret Thatcher Oct 1965 at Conservative Party Conference

Nigel Lawson receiving standing ovation at Blackpool Conservative Conference on stage with Margaret Thatcher and Geoffrey Howe

Tony Blair Labour Party Leader with John Prescott MP at a Brighton Conference 1995

Tony Blair with Neil Kinnock clapping together

Margaret Thatcher and William Hague at the Conservative Party conference. October 1977

Margaret Thatcher, October 1977, signing books at the Conservative Party conference

Nigel Lawson Conservative stands with his Therese, Kenneth Baker and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during the Conservative Party annual conference in Brighton October 1989

Margaret Thatcther October 1965 at the Conservative Party Conference in Brighton

Margaret Thatcher Oct 1967 making speech at the Conservative Party Conferance

Edward Heath speaks at Conservative conference 1978 with Margaret Thatcher and Geoffrey Howe sitting on podium

The signing of the agreement between Poland and Great Britain. Seated at the table are Polish Ambassador Count Edward Raczynski (1891 - 1993)

The Allied Planning Conference at Allied Force Heaquarters in Algiers, Algeria, presided over by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill with the Fighting Chiefs of Great Britain and the USA

The signing of the pact of mutual assistance between the governments of USSr and Great Britain in the war against Germany

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill making an emotional speech at the Winston Club for British troops on the Kurfurstendamm in Berlin, Germany at the end of the Second World War. July 1945

The Labour Party European Election Manifesto May1999. Tony Blair stood with 80 Labour candidates hoping for seats in the Euro Parliament after the election

Lawrence Olivier and Vivian Leigh at ATS Sports Laurence Olivier and his wife Vivien Leigh handing out medals and trophies at the ATS Sports competition, circa 1945

Harold Wilson, Tom Driberg and R. H.s Crossman at a Labour Party Conference
Harold Wilson, Tom Driberg and R.H.S Crossman at a Labour Party Conference. 1st October 1952

Commonwealth Conference: Left to right back row: - Sir Richard Stafford Cripps, Mr. Lester Pearson (Canada); Liaquat Ali Khan (Pakistan); Mr. Peter Fraser (New Zealand); and Dr

Labour politician and Secretary of State for Employment Michael Foot watched by Tony Benn, speaks during a debate on the Common Market

Labour politician Anthony Wedgewood Benn during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Labour politician Michael Foot talks to Barbara Castle during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Labour politician Clive Jenkins speaks during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Politicians cast their votes during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Prime mInister Harold Wilson speaking during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Prime mInister Harold Wilson talks to Barbara Castle during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Prime mInister Harold Wilson talks to cabinet members during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Home Secretary Roy Jenkins speaks during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Labour politician Barbara Castle during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Prime mInister Harold Wilson during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Politics: Common: Market: Harold Wilson P. M. Labour Conference
Politics: Common: Market: Harold Wilson P.M. Labour Conference. Debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

Labour politician James Callaghan speaks during a debate on the Common Market. Staying inside the Common Market will be best for Britain, Europe and the world

TUC Conference 87. Norman Willis. September 1987 P005287

England Rugby Captain Will Carling during a press conference where he confirmed that he will be stepping down as captain after next weekends match against Ireland

Young Conservative Conference at Eastbourne. Willie Whitelaw arrives at the conference with him is Robert MacKenzie. February 1975 75-00758-012

Tory Party Conference: Dennis Thatcher caught napping. October 1985 P05266

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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.