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| 1st Flight to Australia Johnson, Amy |  |
| 5th May Croydon Takes off in a gypsy moth seeking to become the 1st woman to fly solo to Australia
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| 24th May Darwin Reaches Darwin, the first woman to fly solo to Australia
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| 4th Aug London Triumphant return to London after being the first woman to fly to Australia
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| Air Council Dowding, Hugh | |
| Joins the the Air Council
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| Birth of Margaret Bowes-Lyon | |
| George VI & Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon have a daughter, Princess Margaret
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| Birth of Margaret George VI | |
| George VI & Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon have a daughter, Princess Margaret
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| Birth of Margaret Margaret | |
| Birth of Margaret, 2nd child & daughter of George VI & Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
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| Chairman Conservative Party Chamberlain Chamberlain, Neville | |
| London Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Party
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| Chairman Cunard Line Bates Bates | |
| Appointed Chairman of the Cunard Line
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| Composition of Holst Holst, Gustav Theodore | |
| London Composes, "Choral Fantasia"
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| 3rd April London Composes, "Concerto for Two Violins & Orchestra"
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| Conference of Imperial MacDonald, James Ramsey | |
| 2nd Oct London Opening day of the Imperial Conference
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| 14th Nov London Concluding day, agrees on the nature of Dominion status
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| Conference of London MacDonald, James Ramsey | |
| Jan London The resolutions of the Washington conference of 1922 are reinforced
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| Jan London The tonnage ratio for US, British & Japanese cruiser fleets will be 10:10:7
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| 21st Jan London Opens the London conference on naval disarmament
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| 1st Oct London The Irish demand independence
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| Conference of Round Table MacDonald, James Ramsey | |
| 12th Nov London A conference on India opens in London
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| Death of Carden, Sackville Hamilton Carden, Sackville Hamilton | |
| 6th May Lymington Death of Sackville Hamilton Carden
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| Dismissal of Mosley Mosley, Oswald Ernald | |
| 20th May London Dismissed from the Labour Government
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| Economy of Great Britain MacDonald, James Ramsey | |
| 7th Aug Unemployment reaches 2,000,000
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| Education of Philip Philip | |
| Sep Cheam Attends Cheam School
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| Independence of India Simon | |
| 24th June London Produces the Simon Report
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| 24th June London Recommends responsible Government in the provinces
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| 24th June London Talks with Indian rulers on the future of central Government
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| Independence of India Wood, Edward Frederick Lindley | |
| Oct Supports the idea of "Dominion Status" for India
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| Independence of Israel MacDonald, James Ramsey | |
| 20th Oct Recommends an end to Jewish immigration into Palestine in the Passfield White Paper
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| Party Leader LP Simon Simon | |
| London Appointed Party Leader of the Liberal Party
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| Permanent Under Secretary Vansittart Vansittart | |
| London Appointed Permanent Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
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| Publication of La Mare La Mare, Walter John de | |
| Publication of, "Poems For Children"
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| Publication of Montgomery Montgomery, Bernard Law | |
| Selected by the War Office to re-write the manual of Infantry Training
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| Publication of Waugh Waugh, Evelyn Arthur St John | |
| Publication of, "Vile Bodies"
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| White Paper Passfield MacDonald, James Ramsey | |
| 20th Oct Recommends an end to Jewish immigration into Palestine in the Passfield White Paper
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