Guest post by Professor Barbara Goff What can students of ancient Greece and Rome do to mark the centenary of…
“I am here today under the auspices of the Women’s Freedom League”
A Vote100 blog by Bernadette Cahill I traveled specially to Britain in February 2018 to help commemorate the hundred years…
Norah Runge: Rotherhithe, national politics and family crises, 1933 -1935
By Oonagh Gay and Isobel White. Follows Norah Runge MP: An exceptional woman and Norah Runge: Becoming an MP, 1931-1932 Throughout a…
Norah Runge: Becoming an MP, 1931-1932
By Oonagh Gay and Isobel White. Follows Norah Runge MP: An exceptional woman Norah Runge became the Conservative MP for Rotherhithe…
Norah Runge MP: An exceptional woman
Today is the birthday of Norah Runge (27 September 1884 – 6 June 1978), an unsung interwar woman MP. To mark…
The Irish Votes for Women Movement and the tricky relationship with British Suffragists
Today a picture of the first woman elected to the House of Commons, Constance Markievicz, was gifted to the UK…
Women Petitioners and The Parlament of Women — The History of Parliament
As part of our Women and Parliament blog series to mark the centenary of the first women gaining the vote…
Voice and Vote: Celebrating 100 Years of Votes for Women – a guidebook — The History of Parliament
Dr Paul Seaward is one of the editors of the “Voice & Vote guidebook” to accompany the UK Parliament Vote…
A Peep Into the Future: Imagining the suffrage victory in 1910
Back in 1910, a woman imagined what winning the vote might look like. We’re very pleased to publish this guest…
‘A Necessary Woman’ – bringing Emily Wilding Davison back to Parliament
Continuing our occasional series of guest posts on suffrage and the theatre, we’re delighted to publish this piece by Deborah…
