1989 in England

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1989
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See also: 1988–89 in English football
1989–90 in English football
1989 in the United Kingdom
Other events of 1989

Events from 1989 in England

Incumbent

Events

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

10 July - House prices in the south of England decrease for the second successive quarter, but continue to rise in Scotland as well as the north of England.

Contents

25 July - The Princess of Wales, princess Diana, opens the Landmark Aids Centre, a day centre for people with AIDS, in London.

August

1 August - Charlotte Hughes of Marske-by-the-Sea in Cleveland, believed to be the oldest living person in England, celebrates her 112th birthday.

5 August - A train derails near West Ealing station in London, but the passengers escape without serious injuries.

18 August - Manchester United chairman Martin Edwards agrees to sell the club to Michael Knighton for £10million.

20 August - A marchioness disaster occurs in which a pleasure cruiser collides with a barge in the River Thames killing 51 people.

29 August - Stone-throwing youths cause mayhem at the Notting Hill Carnival, London, which causes innocent bystanders to get injured.

30 August - The National Trust’s house at Uppark in West Sussex is severely damaged by fire.

31 August - Buckingham Palace confirms that The Royal Princess and Captain Mark Phillips are separating after 16 years of marriage. [13]

September

October

Births

Deaths

See also

References

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