Ted Heath Collection

EDWARD HEATH CELEBRATES RETURNING TO NO 10 DOWNING STREET, 19 / 6 / 1970
EDWARD HEATH CELEBRATES RETURNING TO NO 10 DOWNING STREET, 19/6/1970

Prime Minister Edward Heath is rushed back inside Number 10 Downing Street watched by Willie Whitelaw after being covered in paint by art editor Angela Hilary Weight. 25th June 1970

Ted Heath and His Music, Nat King Cole concert, Shepherds Bush, London, 1963

Ted Heath and His Music, Nat King Cole concert, London, 1963 Creator: Brian Foskett
Ted Heath and His Music, Nat " King" Cole concert, London, 1963

Edward Heath leaving 10 Downing Street, London during minority government crisis - March 1974 - 02/03/1974

Queen Elizabeth II seen here with Prime Minister Edward Heath atting a " Fan-Fare For Europe", a gala evening held at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden

The Ministerial car which was splattered with red paint by Angela Hilary Weight, after she attacked Prime Minister Edward Heath at Number 10 Downing Street. 25th June 1970

Denis Lotis and Ted Heath Band Members, Norwich 2007. Creator: Brian Foskett
Denis Lotis and Ted Heath Band Members, Norwich 2007

Denis Lotis, Jazz Party, Norwich 2007. Creator: Brian Foskett
Denis Lotis, Jazz Party, Norwich 2007

Johnny Hawksworth with Ted Heath and His Music, Nat King Cole concert, London, 1963

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Ted Heath was a prominent figure in British politics, serving as the Prime Minister from 1970 to 1974. His return to Number 10 Downing Street on June 19, 1970, was a momentous occasion that marked his triumph and determination. As he rushed back inside the iconic residence, he was watched by eager onlookers who were captivated by his presence. However, Ted Heath's talents extended beyond politics. He had a passion for music and even led his own band called "Ted Heath and His Music. " In 1963, they performed alongside legendary artist Nat King Cole at Shepherds Bush in London. The concert was undoubtedly an unforgettable experience for both the audience and the musicians themselves. Despite being deeply involved in political affairs, Edward Heath also faced challenging moments during his tenure as Prime Minister. During a minority government crisis in March (year not specified), he left Number 10 Downing Street with determination etched on his face. These trying times tested his leadership skills but also showcased his resilience. Queen Elizabeth II shared many significant moments with Edward Heath throughout their time together. One such occasion captured them attending an event together where her regal presence complemented his statesmanlike demeanor perfectly. Unfortunately, not all memories associated with it can positive ones. Angela Hilary Weight splattered red paint on the ministerial car that transported him around town—a stark reminder of the challenges politicians face when making difficult decisions that may not please everyone. In later years, Ted Heath continued to share his love for music through collaborations with talented artists like Denis Lotis and Johnny Hawksworth. Their performances brought joy to audiences across Norwich and London alike. Lastly, one cannot forget about Prince Charles' investiture at Caernarfon Castle—an event of great historical significance attended by notable figures including Ted Heath himself. This picture captures a moment where tradition meets modernity as Prince Charles receives recognition while standing beside someone who played a significant role in shaping the country's future.