The Wolfenden Report ( ) recommended

There was more activism and visibility for example the

and the

The Sexual Offences Bill 1967 recommended

The Lady Chatterly's Lover trial in meant that

The Second Obscene Publications Act in 1964 meant

In 1969

In 1959 the

was passed and this meant that

In 1968 the

said that

A 1965 survey showed that

The phallic nature of sex meant

In 1964

started the

that targeted

and launched

To try to combat rock and roll the government passed the

because

A survey by

showed that public opinion thought sex was given too much publicity

The Pill was introduced to married women (NHS/FPA) in

and single women in

By 1969

of women aged 23 had used the pill.

Hera Cook argued that

The Anglican Church blessed the use of contraception in

Lara V. Marks commented that

Abortion was legalised in GB in

Abortion was very controversial. The

led the charge to change the bill

times between

Abortion was a symbolic victory for women because

Despite the 1967 Act, homosexuality was still very stigmatized. Aversion therapy peaked i the

and homosexuality was still positioned as a

Although the 1967 act legalised homosexuality it also

and

There was still a fear about children