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Percentage that food and clothing accounted for britain consumer spending

31% by 1965

Percentage increase in real wages between 1955 and 1970

47%

Working week in the 1960s

from 6 to 5 days a week

How much did income tax fall between 1957 and 1964

from 47.5p per pound in 1957 to 39p per pound in 1964

How much did purchase tax fall between 1951 to 1963

from 100% to 25%

How much did unemployment increase from 1955 to 1970

232,000 to 597,000

How much did how ownership rise from 1950 to 1970

from 27% to 50%

TV ownership percentage from 1955 to 1970

35% in 1955 to 96% in 1970

Rise in percentage of pre-packaged foods bought

25% in 1970

Number of color tv sets being used by 1969

200,000`

increase in car ownership between 1964 and 1969

from 8 million to 11.5 million

Percentage of couples and single women using the pill in 1970

19% and 9% respectively

Number of TV licenses by 1970

17.7million

Number of british homes with a tv

1965 - 75%, 1971 - 91%

Percentage of leisure time tv accounted for

23%

When was Capital FM founded

1973

When was BBC 2 established

April 1964

How many national newspapers closed down between 1960 and 1962

5

When was The Sun launched?

1964

How much did the money spent on retail advertisement grow?

from 102 million to 2.5 billion

How much were the working hours shortened in the 1950s

From 48hrs p/w to 40hrs p/w

Percentage of homes with a garden

80%

Percentage of travel accounted by cars

77% by 1974

Rise in percentage of houses with a car

49% in 1969

Amount of losses for British rail by 1962

£104 million

Rise in number of holidays taken between 1951 and 1973

from 27 million to 49 million

Percentage of package holidays out of all holidays

8.4% by early 70s