We are delighted to be invited to speak at Chichester Women’s History Group’s first public talk. We have been collaborating with them for the past year over Plaques; Statues and running a Women’s History Group. We hope for many more links in the future.
Jeanne Rathbone has lived in Battersea since she was a teenager after immigrating from Ireland in the 1960’s. A practising Humanist Celebrant, and very much involved in local community politics, Jeanne was instrumental in campaigning for Nightingale Lane Nursery, Latchmere Baths, Battersea Power Station and Battersea Arts Centre in the Read more…
It was designed by Emma Winterbottom. Find links to her beautiful design work at: https://the-dots.com/users/emma-winterbottom-1221661
We enjoyed another successful year with our stall at the International Women’s Day Celebrations in the Dome. This year we were delighted to be positioned in the beautiful new Corn Exchange where we were able to meet many new people and also enjoy the musical events at the other end of Read more…
The BHWHG have a small exhibition inside the Library until the end of March. We are displaying a few pieces of research from our recent project “ Working Women of the late 19th/ early 20th century “ There is an article by Maria Hogg about the Brighton Laundresses; A look at Havelock Road by Read more…
https://www.filia.org.uk/tickets The Brighton and Hove Women’s History Group are delighted to be supporting and participating in this conference next year. If you participated in their Brighton Conference of 1996, and can assist with the project below, please contact brighton96@filia.org.uk Keep an eye on this website and the Filia website above for ongoing updates.