Conferences Collection (page 5)

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

Young Conservative Conference at Eastbourne. Willie Whitelaw arrives at the conference with him is Robert MacKenzie. February 1975 75-00758-011

First three power conference in Java (Nov 17th) Picture taken during the conference held between the British, Dutch and Indonesians in the Conference Room of General Chrisisones Headquarters in

Labour Party Conference 1953: Harold Wilson and Ian Mikardo. September 1953 D5893-003

Labour Party Conference 1953: Mrs. Bessie Braddock dances with Jim Johnson (M.P for Rugby). September 1953 D5893

Labour Party Conference 1953: Attlee Dozes during debate (or doodles). September 1953 D5893-001

Labour Party Conference 1953: Arthur Deakin in fighting mood (in one five stands hands on hip as delegates shout). September 1953 D5893-002

Labour Party Conference 1953: Mrs. Attlee dancing with Mayor of Margate (Alderman H.V Ward JP). September 1953 D5893-005

Labour Party Conference 1953: 18 years old Birmingham shop assistant Maisie Airey collects autographs of - Nye Bevan and Mrs. Robens Maisie is a member of Labour Party League of Youth on holiday

Labour Party Conference 1953: Morgan Phillips and Arthurs Greenwood. September 1953 D5893-004

Labour Party Conference 1953: Arthur Greenwood (chairman) at 1st session. September 1953 D5844-005

Mr. C. J. Geddes speeching af the conference. September 1953 D5633-003
Mr. C.J. Geddes speeching af the conference. September 1953 D5633-003

Labour Party Conference 1953: Nye Bevan addressing meeting. September 1953 D5844-007

Trades Union Conference 1953. General scene of the terrace during a tea break at the TUC Conference in Douglas on The Isle of Man. September 1953 D5633-005

Mr. Leslie C. Merrion of the Amalgamated Union of Building Trade. Septermber 1953 D5633-001

Labour Party Conference 1953: Clem Attlee addressing meeting. September 1953 D5844-003

Labour Party Conference 1953. The Dean of Canterbury listens to speeches at the Labour Conference in Margate. D5931

Labour Party Conference 1953: Dr. Edith Summerskill addressing meeting. September 1953 D5844-001

Mr. Ted Hill of the Boilermakers Union. September 1953 D5633-002

Labour Party Conference 1953: Herbert Morrison in conference hall. September 1953 D5844-004

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Michael Foot 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 speaks 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

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

(Left to right) Mr. Sandy of the Actors Equity. Mr. Parry of the Firebrigades Union. September 1953 D5633-004

Trades Union Conference 1953. Mr. Brian Roberts seen here standing holding a cup of tea (between men with pipes) during break from the TUC Conference. September 1953 D5633

Labour Party Conference 1953. Harold Wilson makes a speech to conference. D5931-002

Labour Party Conference 1953: Mr. and Mrs. Attlee leaving conference hall. September 1953 D5844-008

Labour Party Conference 1953: Clem Attlee addressing meeting. September 1953 D5844-002

Labour Party Conference 1953: Nye Bevan and Mrs. Attlee. September 1953 D5844-006

Labour Party Conference 1953: Jim Grillitts speaking at 1st session. September 1953 D5844-010

Labour Party Conference 1953: Bessie Bradftook and Hugh Britsbell stroll along the prom. September 1953 D5844-009

Labour Party Conference 1953. Clement Attlee signs autograph. D5931-001

Belfast Unionist party conference, Northern Ireland. Prime Minister Major Chichester-Clark speaking at the conference. December 1969 Z10440-003

Norman Atkinson, MP for Tottenham, photographed during the 1973 Labour Party conference at Blackpool. October 1973 P017077

Norman Atkinson, M. P photographed during the 1980 Labour Party Conference in Blackpool
Norman Atkinson, M.P photographed during the 1980 Labour Party Conference in Blackpool, October 1980 P017076

Norman Atkinson MP for Tottenham, photographed during the 1970 Labour Party Conference at Blackpool in September 1970 P017078

Norman Atkinson MP for Tottenham, photographed during the 1971 Labour Party Conference at Brighton this month. October 1971 P017079

Billy Connolly on platform with Harold Wilson at the Scottish Labour Party Conference1974

John Major scratching his upper lip with left hand during speech at conference Bournemouth

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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.