There will be no ‘Drop-in’ during August. Our Drop-In will resume on Tuesday 9th September. Our guests will be members of Chichester Women’s History Group. We will compare notes on how our 2 groups are developing and hear about the exciting Read more
Heritage Open Days 2025: there will be a BHWHG exhibition and talk at 2.30pm at the Regency Town House on Saturday 13th September at 2:30pm; and a guided ‘Brighton Notable Women Walk’ at 10.30am on Sunday 14th from Montpelier Crescent. Read more
Brunswick Festival http://www.brunswickfestival.org.uk/….. We are delighted to have been invited to display some of our work at the Regency Town House; 13 Brunswick Square on Saturday 16th August from 12 pm onwards. Please join us on the entrance level of the house, Read more
Yesterday we enjoyed International Women’s Day meeting people in the foyer of Jubilee Library. We sold a few books and badges and had some genuine interest in the work we are doing. Reminder that our ‘Drop-in’ this Tuesday 11th at Read more
This new walk celebrates a wide range of Brighton women from the theatrical, medical and legal professions, businesswomen, campaigners and reformers, and a secret agent. Many were involved in the fight for women’s rights, and the walk features four plaques commemorating the Read more
We had a very good turnout for BHWHG’s annual Xmas dinner this year! A splendid meal was enjoyed by all with new and old members catching up and enjoying the festive cheer. We have an exciting itinerary planned for the Read more
On Tuesday 29th October we were invited as guest speakers to talk at the Novium Museum, to the recently formed Chichester Women’s History Group. We had a wonderful afternoon. Our hosts and audience were very welcoming and our exchange of ideas was greatly beneficial to Read more
We had a very successful talk at the Friends Meeting House this week as part of the Ageing Well Festival….Our topics included Midwives in Brighton and Hove during the late 19th early 20th century; Elizabeth Robins, well known actress, writer Read more
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 Read more
Three members of our group, from left to right Sue Delafons, Jean Calder and Maria, attended the Mayor’s reception at the Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel on Friday 10th May 2024, to celebrate the outgoing Mayor Councillor Jackie O’Quinn’s year in office. We met Read more