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Margaret Thatcher campaigning at British Hovercraft HQ on Isle of Wight - June 1983

Margaret Thatcher and William Whitelaw - October 1983

Margaret Thatcher at press conference following election as Tory leader - February 1975

Margaret Thatcher looking pensive during TV interview - April 1977

Margaret Thatcher with husband Denis and son Mark celebrating her election as leader of Conservative Party - February 1975

Defence Secretary John Nott making an announcement that British troops are firmly established on the Falkland Islands after a day of fighting - 21st May 1982

Margaret Thatcher and Jimmy Young in BBC radio studio - February 1975

Defence Secretary John Nott placing wreath on memorial in the Falkland Islands cemetery - October 1982

Margaret Thatcher giving speech at conference - October 1976

Margaret Thatcher being kissed by husband Denis celebrating her election as leader of Conservative Party - February 1975

Margaret Thatcher delivering speech at the Conservative Party conference in Brighton - May 1977

Margaret Thatcher smiling - May 1977

TED HEATH AND MARGARET THATCHER - 10TH OCTOBER 1976

Margaret Thatcher waving looking confident - May 1977

MARGARET THATCHER. PICTURED IN 1976

MARGARET THATCHER AT HER HOME IN FLOOD STREET WITH HUSBAND DENIS. PICTURED IN 1977

MARK, MARGARET AND DENIS THATCHER IS ELECTED CONSERVATIVE PARTY LEADER AFTER THE SECOND BALLOT - 11TH FEBRUARY 1975

Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis Thatcher as she leaves for work - March 1977

Margaret Thatcher with David Steele and Jim Callaghan at Remembrance Day Service - November 1976

Margaret Thatcher during walkabout in Hatfield - April 1977

MARGARET THATCHERs SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. MRS THATCHER AT HER CHELSEA HOME WITH HUSBAND DENIS AND CHILDREN MARK AND CAROL. PICTURED ON 13TH DECEMBER 1976

Margaret Thatcher with John Surtees, Ronnie Petereson and Davina Galica on the House of Commons Terrace, London - July 1976

Margaret Thatcher visiting christmas cracker factory - November 1977

Margaret Thatcher arriving at Westminster Abbey - February 1977

MARGARET THATCHER AND LORD MACMILLAN - MARCH 1976

DENIS, MARGARET, MARK AND CAROL THATCHER (L-R) ARRIVE AT THE THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET, LONDON TO SEE " THE CASE IN QUESTION", 22ND MARCH 1975

JAMES PRIOR AND MARGARET THATCHER AT THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERENCE IN BRIGHTON - 10TH OCTOBER 1978

Margaret Thatcher during TV interview - April 1977

Margaret Thatcher on a visit to the Blue Circle Cement plant at Nortfleet, pictured in 1978

MARGARET THATCHER HAS HEATED CONVERSATION WITH LEONARD MALLET WHILST ON A WALKABOUT IN EWELL - 1ST APRIL 1978

British and French dignitaries, Malcolm Rifkind, Secretary of State for Transport, and his French counterpart Michel Delebarre and members of the TML board queue to clear French

Malcolm Rifkind (Right), Secretary of State for Transport, and his French counterpart Michel Delebarre celebrate the tunnel breakthrough at the Shakespeare Cliff entrance by showing their stamped

Chris Patten, Environment Minister visits Switch Island, site of new proposed blue route, a 4.7 mile dual carriageway road between Switch Island and the Formby Bypass

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher campaigning at British Hovercraft. 8th June 1983

Sir Geoffrey Howe in his office - September 1994

CECIL PARKINSON PICTURED IN AUGUST 1997

Mr. Walter Higgs. M. P. tries out one of the new bunks in a public air raid shelter while
Mr. Walter Higgs. M.P. tries out one of the new bunks in a public air raid shelter while chatting to the Lord Mayor of Birmingham. 4th October 1940

Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain during a visit to the B. E. F at Bachy, 15 December 1939
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain during a visit to the B.E.F at Bachy, 15 December 1939

Troops cheer Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain during a visit to the B. E
Troops cheer Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain during a visit to the B.E.F at Bachy, 15 December 1939

The Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain inspects a 25-pdr field gun at Bachy, 15 December 1939

Margaret Thatcher waving as she leaves for work - March 1979 29 / 03 / 1979
Margaret Thatcher waving as she leaves for work - March 1979 29/03/1979

Sir Geoffrey Howe putting speech into budget box in his office at the Treasury - June 1979 08/06/1979

Sir Geoffrey Howe holding up budget box in his office at the Treasury - June 1979 - 08/06/1979

MARGARET THATCHER 01 / 01 / 1975
MARGARET THATCHER 01/01/1975

Margaret Thatcher shaking hands with fan during walkabout 08 / 05 / 1979
Margaret Thatcher shaking hands with fan during walkabout 08/05/1979

Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis waving outside 10 Downing Street 07 / 05 / 1979
Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis waving outside 10 Downing Street 07/05/1979

MARGARET THATCHER 01 / 07 / 1976
MARGARET THATCHER 01/07/1976

MARGARET THATCHER 02 / 01 / 1975
MARGARET THATCHER 02/01/1975

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"150 Years of Conservative Legacy: From Churchill's V for Victory to Thatcher's Iron Lady" In 1942, amidst the chaos of World War II, Winston Churchill stood tall and defiantly made his famous V for Victory sign, becoming an iconic symbol resilience. Margaret Thatcher, a formidable force in British politics, emerged as another influential figure within the conservative movement. Her tenure as Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990 showcased her unwavering determination and commitment to conservative principles. Sir Robert Peel, a prominent figure in the mid-19th century, played a pivotal role in shaping modern conservatism. His policies on law enforcement and free trade laid the foundation for future generations. Enoch Powell MP challenged conventional wisdom with his controversial speeches on immigration and national identity. Though divisive at times, he left an indelible mark on conservative discourse. As Margaret Thatcher embarked on campaign trails throughout her career, she captivated audiences with her charisma and conviction. Her ability to connect with ordinary citizens solidified her status as one of Britain's most revered conservatives. Stanley Baldwin served as Prime Minister during a transformative period between two world wars. His leadership brought stability and unity during challenging times. Douglas-Home (Alec) became leader of the Conservative Party in 1963 after resigning from his position as Foreign Secretary. Known for his intellect and diplomatic skills, he guided Britain through significant international challenges. The image captured in 1975 shows Margaret Thatcher at home in Chelsea shortly before being named leader of the Conservative Party—a moment that would shape history forever. Daniel Earl of Nottingham represents centuries-old traditions associated with conservatism—an enduring legacy that has weathered political storms over time. Westminster Bridge and Parliament depicted on a Christmas card evoke nostalgia for traditional values cherished by conservatives—stability, heritage, and patriotism intertwined into festive celebrations. Lastly but not least important is Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne Cecil, the 3rd Marquis of Salisbury.