By the early 20th century women still had few rights, let alone the vote, and as a result they began to resort to more extreme tactics to get recognition. In […]
2 years ago How you can help bring a tale of Lancashire’s suffragettes to lifeRuthie-Boycott-Garnet, the writer behind the Suffrajitsu show A crowdfunding campaign is underway to bring a tale about Jiu Jitsu-practising suffragettes to the stages and schools of Preston. Lancashire theatre company […]
6 years ago Women’s rights campaigner to speak at Preston event for International Women’s DayBarbara Gorna is speaking at the UCLan event A women’s rights campaigner is speaking at Preston’s university to mark International Women’s Day. Barbara Gorna, who owns the sash Emily Davison […]
6 years ago Why it is only right we have an Edith Rigby statue in PrestonEdith Rigby, pictured left, and the blue plaque to her in Winckley Square Pic: Preston Digital Archive/Tony Worrall It might seem strange now, if not outright bizarre, that 100 years […]
6 years ago Advertisement Advertisement International Women’s Day sees Suffragettes film to be shown at UCLanSuffragettes is to be shown as part of International Women’s Day in Preston. The University of Central Lancashire is showing the Blockbuster film on Tuesday 8 March. A pre-drinks reception […]
8 years ago Suffragettes at The Harris MuseumWoodenSpoons Theatre presented the wonderful Debra Taylor and Carol Caine who played the parts of Preston’s suffragettes Edith Rigby and Patty Mayor at the Harris Museum yesterday. This was one […]
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