Guest post by Claire Eustance Earlier in 2017, I was delighted to accept an invitation from the Houses of Parliament … More
Category: House of Commons
‘How Long Will It Go On?’ – Sylvia Pankhurst and the Hunger Strike
Guest post by Chloe Bowerbank During my work as an intern for the Citizens project, working with the Vote 100 … More
Marion Wallace-Dunlop: The First suffragette Hunger Striker
Guest post by Robin Fell All Marion Wallace-Dunlop wanted to do was ‘Petition the King’; and who knows, if she … More
Book Review: Things a Bright Girl Can Do
Here at Vote 100 we were delighted to exclusively reveal the cover design for the new young adult suffrage novel … More
A Rebel’s History of Parliament
Vote 100 was thrilled recently to exclusively reveal the cover design for Sally Nicholls upcoming book about young suffrage campaigners, Things … More
GONE GRILLE: The removal of the Ladies’ Gallery Grilles
‘The heavy brass trellis which then screened off these galleries, and their bad ventilation, made them quite unnecessarily tiring and … More
Rebels and Friends, Constance Markievicz and Eva Gore-Booth
Guest post by Jacqueline Mulhallen Rebels and Friends – a play about Constance Markievicz and Eva Gore-Booth, written by Jacqueline Mulhallen, directed … More
ALL CHANGE! Women and the 1945 General Election
Guest post by Oonagh Gay The general election of July 1945 was the first held for a decade. The Second … More
‘Neither fair, nor desirable, nor wise’: the Representation of the People Bill
A century ago, on 19 June 1917, the House of Commons voted in favour of votes for women during committee … More
EXCLUSIVE! Cover launch of ‘Things A Bright Girl Can Do’ by Sally Nicholls
Here at Vote 100 we were thrilled to hear that the acclaimed and award-winning author Sally Nicholls has written a … More
