Alice Hawkins – Suffragette
Peter gives a stirring and passionate account of his great-grandmother’s hard-fought campaign for the right to vote over 100 years ago. A shoe machinist by trade, lifelong socialist and mother of six, Alice formed her local city suffragette branch in 1907 following imprisonment in Holloway Jail. Centenary year of 2018 marked a statue unveiled of Alice in her home town of Leicester together with original suffragette memorabilia exhibited at UK Parliament, including her sash, hunger-strike medal and more. Sister suffragette Ruth Pownall adds true theatre to an unmissable spoken word show.
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Spoken Word
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£8.00
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13-17 August 2026
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55 minutes
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Arthur Conan Doyle Centre
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The Helen Duncan Room
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Age 8 and above (8+)
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