Tag: Suffrage History
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Recovering Jane Elizabeth Taylour’s Story
Recovering Jane Elizabeth Taylour’s story Jane Elizabeth Taylour (1827–1905) was one of the first women to lecture publicly in Scotland and a gifted speaker, yet her legacy has largely been forgotten by the history books. Born in Stranraer, Dumfries and Galloway, Jane spent decades campaigning for women’s political representation, education and social reform. Much of…
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A Suffragette Summer: Pride, Herstories and a Stall on Tour
A summer of radical herstories, inclusive community and suffragette action across Glasgow.
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Celebrating Women’s History Month 2026
Music, suffrage herstory and feminist celebration for Women’s History Month.
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Suffragettes, Prisons and the Bard: Plans for 2026
Making plans for 2026 It’s a whole new year, and OH YAS do we have plans for it! Here’s a wee round up, read on for all the juicy details…. We’re super excited about our Patreon, with our second monthly meet-up happening Saturday 31st January! We have a new staff member to introduce you to.…
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Census Sleepers, Festive Gifts and a Twixmas Gathering
Good tidings we bring! How did we get to mid-December?! The festive season is here, and our last newsletter of the year is full of holiday gift ideas. You still have a chance to catch us in person if you’re near Byres Road Market, Glasgow on 20th December. The last posting date for Christmas Cards…
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Festive Markets, the Bugler Girl and a New Patreon
We’re feeling festive!!! How is it the end of the year already? But it IS that time of year, and the P&S elves have been busy creating new Suffragette-themed Christmas Cards! We’re also bringing some exclusive merch to Festive Markets around Glasgow – catch us there if you can. We also have some festive-themed herstory…
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Vote for Janet McCallum High School
Welcome to the Launch of our Newsletter Let’s address the elephant in the inbox – you may have signed up through purchasing something in our Shop, or at a Wikipedia Workshop or Talk we gave ages ago. No one could accuse us of rushing this newsletter into existence! You might have given up on it…