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... breach of its own rules as the reason for a hearing. Mrs Wood, 33, a hairdresser from Stakesby Vale, Whitby, said: “If Emily Pankhurst asked to join the club she would be left wondering what had happened to women’s rights in the last 80 years.” He added: ...

... Bible to run her own monthly service amongst the shoppers. “I felt there was no point in me standing outside with my Emily Pankhurst banner saying, Don’t shop here. That would have been silly,” she says. Instead, she saw it as an opportunity to bring ...

... vote because if they don’t vote they can hardly moan about what they get. “Women in particular owe it to people like Emily Pankhursts to cast a vote. These women chained themselves to railings so that we could have our say. “People get what they deserve ...