Keith Harvey Proctor Collection

Harvey Proctor, MP for Billericay, Essex, pictured standing outside a newsagent. Earlier in the week he had been arrested

MP Harvey Proctor today admitted four charges of gross indecency with teenage rent boys at Londons Bow Street Magistrates Court

MP Harvey Proctor, pictured standing in the street. 13th March 1987

MP Harvey Proctor, going for a run through Bishops Park, near Fulham Palace, Fulham. 5th March 1987

MP Harvey Proctor enters his Fulham High Street home. 13th March 1987

Harvey Proctor, 34 year old MP for Basildon, Essex, talking to reporters outside his home at Billericay, Essex. It is alleged that a Mr John Woods broke up his fathers home after he had broken up a

MP Harvey Proctor appearing outside South Green Memorial Hall, Billericay, Essex. 28th March 1987

MP Harvey Proctor leaving his flat in Fulham, after arriving back from America. 24th February 1987

MP Harvey Proctor attending his court appearance at Bow Street Magistrates Court where he appeared on Indecency charges. 16th April 1987

MP Harvey Proctor, pictured while going for a run through Bishops Park, near Fulham Palace, Fulham. 5th March 1987

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"Keith Harvey Proctor: A Controversial Figure in British Politics" In this series of photographs, we catch glimpses into the life and career of Keith Harvey Proctor, a former Member of Parliament for Billericay, Essex. However, behind the seemingly ordinary moments captured on camera lies a tale that shocked the nation. One image shows MP Harvey Proctor standing outside a newsagent, perhaps engaging with his constituents or catching up on local affairs. Little did anyone know at the time that he would later admit to four charges of gross indecency with teenage rent boys. This revelation sent shockwaves through both his political career and personal life. Another snapshot captures him running through Bishops Park near Fulham Palace in Fulham—a momentary escape from the pressures of public office. But even amidst this serene setting, controversy was brewing beneath the surface. On March 13th, 1987, as seen in multiple photographs, MP Harvey Proctor enters his home on Fulham High Street—an unassuming facade concealing secrets that would soon be exposed to the world. Outside South Green Memorial Hall in Billericay stands an image of Proctor appearing confident and composed while talking to reporters. Little did they know that just around the corner lay a stormy legal battle awaiting him at Bow Street Magistrates Court. Despite these troubling revelations surrounding his personal life and legal troubles, there are also glimpses into mundane aspects of Keith Harvey Proctor's existence—like going for runs or simply visiting a local newsagent. These images serve as reminders that even those embroiled in scandal have everyday routines and experiences like any other person. The story behind Keith Harvey Proctor is one marked by controversy—a reminder that public figures can often lead double lives unbeknownst to those around them. As we reflect upon these snapshots frozen in time, it serves as a cautionary tale about how appearances can deceive us all.