Guest post by Professor Barbara Goff What can students of ancient Greece and Rome do to mark the centenary of … More
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“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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
‘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 … More
