Members of the Thatcher Network can obtain a 25% discount on this @spectator event with Charles Moore, discussing the anniversary of Margaret Thatcher's birth.
Use the code TN25 when booking.
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Today we are at The Margaret Thatcher Centre (@ThatcherCentre) conference, currently being addressed by @JAHeale of The Spectator, to discuss our forthcoming volume, Thatcher’s Ministers.
On this day 50 years ago, Tory MPs cast their votes in the first round of the 1975 Conservative leadership election.
Margaret Thatcher topped the ballot, leading to Edward Heath's resignation as party leader.
This document, signed by the scrutineers, confirmed the result. 👇
📢Biteback Publishing has acquired a study of Margaret Thatcher’s premier emeritus years, written by @PeterDJust and released in July 2025 to coincide with her centenary.
Read more: https://t.co/TVjjqAGdIk
RIP John Nott, who has passed away at the age of 92. The last living National Liberal MP, he was Thatcher’s first Trade Secretary and then Defence Secretary during the Falklands.
Called his memoirs “Here Today, Gone Tomorrow” after his memorable 1982 run in with Sir Robin Day.
Remembering Margaret Thatcher, who was born #onthisday in 1925. Her portrait was commissioned from me in 2009 by the then PM Gordon Brown, to hang permanently in 10 Downing Street.
40 years ago this morning, an IRA bomb went off in the Grand Hotel in Brighton.
5 people were killed - including an MP - and more than 30 were hurt, some with lifechanging injuries.
Remarkably, the conference continued. The prime minister opened with these words: