PROTECTING OUR HERITAGE, SHAPING THE FUTURE
By Clare Wichbold MBE.
Militant suffragettes and peaceful suffragists, often working collectively in the county, ranged against the anti-suffrage activists who were equally passionate about their opposition to women gaining the parliamentary vote.
Note, copies of her book detailing her research on this topic, Hard Work, But Glorious, will be available to purchase that evening.
Meetings are held in Burgage Hall, usually on the last Friday of the month. They start at 7.30pm, unless otherwise stated.
We recommend arriving around 10 – 15 minutes beforehand so you have time to settle in and the meeting can start on time.
Open to members and non-members. Free for members, £5.00 for non-members. There is no need to book in advance unless otherwise stated.Â
Burgage Hall is accessed from Church Lane and down the path beside Butcher Row House Museum. Alternatively take Chapel Alley (next to the newsagents) off the High Street and enter through the double doors.
The Society organises about eight meetings each year.