The Woman in the Library

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Lizzo arrives at premiere of Beyonce's Renaissance Tour concert film... after Lemonade singer stood by her amid sexual harassment lawsuit The Women’s Library is the oldest and largest library in Britain devoted to the history of women’s campaigning and activism. It was officially inaugurated as the Library of the London Society for Women’s Service in 1926 and it had two aims:to preserve the history of the women’s suffrage movement andto provide a resource for newly-enfranchised women to take their part in public life. Our collection reflects the interests of the government and offers an insight into how it responded to civil disobedience and changes to public opinion. Brits wake to another freezing morning as sub-zero temperatures hit overnight - with snow on the way in the...Veteran actress Heather Mitchell, 65, opens up about her health battle as she launches new Stan Christmas film

Action to draw attention to the cause took place across the UK. It included refusing to complete the 1911 census, protest rallies and marches and destruction of property. Many suffragettes were prosecuted and some were imprisoned.

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The deposit of books and archives in the early decades bear witness to the activities ofthe London Society and to the interests of its members, both as participants in the campaigns of the women’s movement of their day, and as individuals following their own professional pursuits. I'm A Celebrity rangers forced to intervene after a venomous snake slithers into camp while celebrities are sleeping