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List of members of the Labour Cabinet which governed from 16 October 1964 to 19 June 1970.[1]
Cabinet
- Prime Minister: Harold Wilson
- First Secretary of State: George Brown 16 October 1964 | Michael Stewart 11 August 1966 - 18 March 1968 | Barbara Castle 6 April 1968
- Lord President of the Council: Herbert Bowden 16 October 1964 | Richard Crossman 11 August 1966 | Frank Peart 18 August 1968
- Lord Chancellor: Lord Gardiner
- Lord Privy Seal: Earl of Longford 18 October 1964 | Sir Frank Soskice 23 December 1965 | Earl of Longford 6 April 1966 | Lord Shackleton 16 January 1968 | Frank Peart 6 April 1968 | Lord Shackleton 18 October 1968
- Chancellor of the Exchequer: James Callaghan 16 October 1964 | Roy Jenkins 30 November 1967
- Chief Secretary to the Treasury: John Diamond office in cabinet from 1 November 1968
- Secretary of State for Economic Affairs: George Brown 16 October 1964 | Michael Stewart 11 October 1966 | Peter Shore 29 August 1967
- Foreign Secretary: Patrick Gordon-Walker 16 October 1964 | Michael Stewart 22 January 1965 | George Brown 11 August 1966 | Michael Stewart 16 March 1968
- Home Secretary: Sir Frank Soskice 18 October 1964 | Roy Jenkins 23 December 1965 | James Callaghan 30 November 1967
- Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food: Frank Peart 18 October 1964 | Cledwyn Hughes 6 April 1968
- Secretary of State for the Colonies: Anthony Greenwood 18 October 1964 | Earl of Longford 23 December 1965 | Frederick Lee 6 April 1966 - Under-Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs from 1 August 1966. Office abolished 7 January 1967.
- Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations: Arthur Bottomley 18 October 1964 - 11 August 1966
- Defence Secretary: Denis Healey
- Secretary of State for Education and Science: Michael Stewart 18 October 1964 | Anthony Crosland 22 January 1965 | Patrick Gordon-Walker 29 August 1967 | Edward Short 6 April 1968
- Secretary of State for Employment and Productivity: Barbara Castle 6 April 1968
- Secretary of State for Social Services Richard Crossman 1 November 1968
- Minister of Housing and Local Government: Richard Crossman 18 October 1964 | Anthony Greenwood 11 August 1966- Office not in cabinet from 6 October 1969
- Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster: Douglas Houghton 18 October 1964 - 6 April 1966
- Secretary of State for Local Government and Regional Planning: Anthony Crosland 6 October 1969
- Minister of Overseas Development: Barbara Castle 18 October 1964 | Anthony Greenwood 23 December 1965 | Arthur Bottomley 11 August 1966 - 29 August 1967
- Paymaster-General: Lord Shackleton 6 April 1968 | Judith Hart 1 November 1968 | Harold Lever 6 October 1969
- Minister without Portfolio: Lord Shackleton 7 January 1967 - 16 January 1968 | Patrick Gordon-Walker 7 January 1967 - 21 August 1967 | George Thomson 17 October 1968 - 6 October 1969 | Peter Shore 6 October 1969 - 19 June 1970
- Minister of Power: Frederick Lee 18 October 1964 | Richard Marsh 6 April 1966 | Ray Gunter 6 April 1968 | Roy Mason 1 July 1968
- Secretary of State for Scotland: Willie Ross 18 October 1964
- Minister for Technology: Frank Cousins 18 October 1964 | Tony Benn 4 July 1966
- President of the Board of Trade: Douglas Jay 18 October 1964 | Anthony Crosland 29 August 1967 | Roy Mason 6 October 1969
- Minister of Transport: Thomas Fraser 18 October 1964 | Barbara Castle 23 December 1965 | Richard Marsh 6 April 1968 - 6 October 1969
- Secretary of State for Wales: James Griffiths 18 October 1964 | Cledwyn Hughes 6 April 1966 | George Thomas 6 April 1968[2]
