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Despite engendering mixed feelings in many who have studied her, Sylvia Pankhurst was undeniably a woman who got things done. P...

We’re spoilt for choice with suffragist and suffragette literature at the moment, and much of it centres around Emily Wilding Davison, ...

One of the very first UK suffrage centres was established in Bristol, and outside of London we saw the most active suffrage activity here...

When editor Elizabeth Crawford was alerted to the discovery of a box of ancient diaries and memorabilia, she knew she was onto somethi...

In June 1913, eight groups of suffragists set off from starting points across the country, including Cornwall, to walk to Hyde...

Probably due to the recent American election, but recently there have been quite a few online articles rounding up various anti-suffrage ...

Recently, I’ve come across the Bristol Radical History Group , which formed in 2006 to stage talks, walks, gigs and more, as w...

Presented as the interweaving stories of Grace-the-maid and Lady-Beatrice-the-reluctant-and privileged-daughter, on fac...

The long-fought campaign for women’s suffrage was equally important on both sides of the Atlantic, and Tom Mach’s recent novel Ange...

I was tipped off about this 1970s children’s book by someone on Twitter who knew I was working my way through as many suffragette boo...