...the Elizabeth Tower is the most ambitious to date. In the 1950s, the tower was repaired following the Second World War where it was bombed. These repairs were limited due...
...together on many issues in Parliament, including pensions for widows and orphans, equal franchise, and women police. Women police had been recruited to some police forces during the First World...
...the ‘real world’ beyond university. Additionally, Mari engineered a plethora of opportunities for me; I have already mentioned Vote 100 and the Voice and Vote exhibition, and, with Melanie, she...
...equality law unprecedented in the Western world. Fifty years ago, it went to the wire. Read debate in full: parliament.uk/historic-hansard Alfred Morris, 20 April 1972, Parliamentary Archives, PUD/6/2/ Day 1...
...century digital ways of working. We are responsible for preserving and providing access to collections of national importance in all formats, physical and digital, and in an ever evolving environment....
...scarce sufficient to avert ruin which is impending over us, caused for months, in despite of the National voice and the unequivocal declaration of the House, an entire suspension of...
...year on newspapers. At the newsstands a growing white-collar workforce were providing an untapped customer base for the industry. The additional demands of marriage and subsequent fatherhood didn’t quell Gould’s...
...comparisons were inevitably made with The Ruin of Troy. A hereditary peerage proved detrimental to his Cabinet ambitions. Yet he refused to dwell on that quirk of fate adding that...
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