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Reference PREM 11/2248
Department/Office Prime Minister's Office
Title PREM 11/2248
Description Conservative Party, 1957. Political strategy for the forthcoming (Bye) Elections. Means of dealing with Liberal Party intervention. Includes "Some Thoughts on the Present Situation" by Michael Fraser (Conservative Research Department) (ff110-115). Education, Budget, Nationalised Industries, Housing, Pensions, Agriculture
Date 1957
Collection Macmillan Cabinet Papers, 1957-1963
Region Europe, Africa
Countries United Kingdom
Places Africa; Canada; Cyprus; Europe; Gibraltar; India; London; Malta; Middle East; Paris; South Africa; Suez; United Kingdom
People Boyle, Edward; Brook, Norman; Douglas-Home, Alexander, Lord Home; Eden, Anthony; Franks; Fraser, Michael; Hailsham, Quintin Hogg, Lord; Home; Macleod, Iain; Macmillan, Harold; Maudling, Reginald; Ormsby-Gore, David; Powell, Enoch
Topics Agriculture; Aircraft; Aircraft Industry; Aviation; Bank Rate; Bombs; British Transport Commission; Broadcasting; Budget; Building; Civil Aviation; Coal; Colonial Development; Colonial Policy; Committee; Common Market; Commonwealth; Communism; Conservative Party; Defence; Defence Committee; Disarmament; Docks; Economic Policy; Economic Policy Committee; Economy; Education; Elections; Electricity; Employment; Exports; Field; FLN; Franks; Future Legislation Committee; Gas; General Election; Government Expenditure; Health; Home Affairs Committee; Housing; Industry; Inflation; Investment; Iron; Labour Party; National Health Service; National Insurance; Nationalised Industries; Nuclear Power; Oil; Parliament; Pensions; Press; Prices; Rates; Rent; Rent Act; Security; Shipping; Sports; Steel; Sterling; Sterling Area; Taxation; Television; Trade; Trade Unions; Transport; Unemployment; Unions; Wages; Welfare
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