The UK Joins the EEC: A Pivotal Moment in History

House of Commons' Historic Vote

Happend on 28. October 1971

The British House of Commons votes to join the European Economic Community (EEC).

Discover the crucial moment in British history when the House of Commons made a landmark decision regarding the UK's relationship with the European Economic Community.

The Road to European Integration

Learn about the historical context and the series of events that led to the UK's decision to join the EEC.

Political Dynamics

Explore the political climate and the key figures who played pivotal roles in the House of Commons' vote.

The Vote

Delve into the details of the House of Commons' vote, its significance, and the implications it had for the UK's future.

Impact on the UK

Understand how the UK's decision to join the EEC influenced the country's economy, politics, and society.

Legacy

Examine the long-term effects and the legacy of this historic vote on the UK's relationship with the EEC and its successor, the European Union (EU).

The House of Commons' decision to join the EEC marked a turning point in the UK's history, shaping its relationship with Europe and the world.

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