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Sir Howard Kingsley Wood, the Secretary of State for Air, visiting the Vickers factory in Crayford, Kent. 1939
New Ministers at First Cabinet meeting. London; Outside 10 Downing Street after Mr Churchills first Cabinet meeting are; from left to right; Mr Harold Macmillan
Wedding. Sir Hallewell Rogers and Mrs Reeve were married at the Strand Registry Office, London. Bride and Bridegroom. 9 February 1927
Sir Hamar and Lady Greenwoods little son christened at Grays Inn Chapel. Sir Eric Geddes. 17 June 1923
Private view day at the Royal Academy. Mr and Mrs Stanley Baldwin. 2 May 1924
Cabinet and budget secrets. Mr Ls Amery leaving. ( Secretary of State for theCabinet and budget secrets. Mr Ls Amery leaving.( Secretary of State for the Colonies ) 10 April 1929
Cabinet meeting at No 10, Downing Street. Lord Peel arriving. 3 June 1929
The Westminster Abbey Division By - Election. Mr Otho Nicholson the adopted Conservative candidate for Westminster Abbey division, is busy with his election campaign. 5 March 1924
The end of Parliament. The Prime Minister ( Stanley Baldwin ) and Mr Neville Chamberlain on their way to the House. 10 May 1929
Cabinet meeting at No 10 Downing Street, London. Mr William Bridgeman. 3 June 1929
General election, 1931. Mr J D Cassels, KC, the newly elected conservative member for north Camberwell. 24 October 1931
Dulwich by election. Mr Bracewell Smiwth ( conservative ), Mrs Heden Bentwich ( labour ) and Dr Cook Taylor ( labour )
Dartford Election October 1951 - Miss Margaret Roberts (to be Mrs Dennis Thatcher - Margaret Thatcher) at the Dartford Election 1951 and at that time the youngest ever female Conservative candidate
The Primrose League dance in Chislehurst, Kent. Standing at the front are Mr Roffey, Miss Irene Allen and Lady Smithers. 1939
The charity Lifeboat fete in Scadbury, Kent. Sir Waldron Smithers and Mrs Marriot playing hoopla. 1939
The Right Honourable William Shepherd Morrison, the UK Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (right), being show round the East Malling Research Station in Kent. 1937
By horse and trap to vote. Miss Pat Hornsby Smith had the loan of a horse and trap to help take people to vote - at Chislehurst
Engagement of Miss Margaret Roberts (soon to be Mrs Dennis Thatcher - Margaret Thatcher) at that time she was the youngest ever female Conservative candidate. ?TopFoto
Sir Howard Kingsley Wood, the Secretary of State for Air, visiting the Vickers factory in Crayford, Kent. Sir Kingsley holds a Vickers K-GO twin mounted machine gun. 1939
A Primrose League fete in Orpington, Kent. 1939
