London was at the centre of the suffragette protests just before the First World War, when the capital was rocked by arson attempts, hunger strikes and massive demonstrations. See the church where Emily Wilding Davison’s funeral cortège began, and the sites of the Pankhurst HQ, so often raided by the police, and the suffragette hospital where all the staff, including surgeons, were women.
We meet at the concert stage in Embankment tube, Villiers Street exit at 1.30 pm.
If you want to come along, let us know at crouchendwalks@btinternet.com or on 07815009191.
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Hi Paul & Oonagh
Intend to make the 29th @ 1.30pm Villiers Street. Hope to bring some friends too.
Have been busy recently hence my absence from recent walks.
Jeannie
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Hi Jeannie
We have had a few people come back to us to say that the Climate March is on 29th and that they would have come with us otherwise. With this in mind we have moved the date to 22nd. Will you still be able to join us? I hope so. Paul.
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Hi there,
I have just seen some pictures of your suffragette city walk on Twitter and wondered if you plan on doing anymore in January ?
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Hi Alexandra We expect to repeat it in about a month and I’ll let you know nearer the time. Paul.
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We are trialling our new East End Working Women which will cover Sylvia Pankhurst and the East London Federation of Suffragettes on 30 January Bow Church DLR station 1.30pm
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