Lyndsey Jenkins

Margaret Bondfield: The Life and Times of Britain’s First Female Cabinet Minister by Nan Sloane illuminates an overlooked trailblazer of the Labour movement.

After a long battle, Britain’s Sex Discrimination Act came into force in 1975. What did it do for women?

The UK Parliament was not designed for women with children and this continues to present challenges for new parents. How far have things changed? 

Four new studies challenge familiar tropes to consider some important but lesser-known areas of the women’s suffrage movement.