Born in 1973

£1 in 1973 would be worth approximately £17.80 in today's money.

A selection from Wikipedia's '1973 in the United Kingdom'. Not a complete list.

• 1 March – Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon, one of rock's landmark and bestselling albums, is released in the UK. Sleeve design is by Hipgnosis.
• 17 March – Elizabeth II opens the replacement London Bridge.
• 6 July – The eighth James Bond film – Live and Let Die – is released in British cinemas, with the spy being played for the first time by 45-year-old The Saint star Roger Moore.
• 10 July – The Bahamas gain full independence from the United Kingdom within the Commonwealth of Nations.
• 8 October – London Broadcasting Company, the United Kingdom's first legal commercial terrestrial Independent Local Radio station, begins broadcasting.
• 16 October – The film Don't Look Now, containing one of the most graphic sex scenes hitherto shown in mainstream British cinema, is released in a double bill with The Wicker Man.
• 12 November – Television sitcom Last of the Summer Wine begins its first series run on BBC One, following a premiere in Comedy Playhouse on 4 January. It will run for 31 series spanning 37 years.
• 26 November – Peter Walker, the Secretary for Trade and Industry, warns that petrol rationing may have to be introduced in the near future as a result of the oil crisis in the Middle East which is restricting petrol supply.

Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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