Emily Fennell & Edith Wright: Pioneers of Blind Welfare in Wakefield
Emily Fennell & Edith Wright, the founding of Wakefield Blind Society in 1869 and the history of blind welfare in Wakefield and elsewhere.Read More →
Emily Fennell & Edith Wright, the founding of Wakefield Blind Society in 1869 and the history of blind welfare in Wakefield and elsewhere.Read More →
Mabel Norton, a Wakefield community campaigner who supported evacuees, disabled war veterans and young women through the Mothers’ Union.Read More →
Baroness Alice Bacon, one of Labour’s first women MPs, was a supporter of progressive reforms in UK law, and championed state schools. Read More →
Discover Ann Clarkson, Wakefield suffragist, social reformer and animal welfare campaigner who signed the historic 1866 Suffrage Petition.Read More →
How the Staynes sisters sheltered conscientious objectors in the 1918 Siege of Quebec Street in Wakefield, and defended their right to safety.Read More →
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