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SUMMARY:Formidable Women of Manchester (Tour during International Women's Week)
DESCRIPTION:Next tour: Tuesday 10 March 2026 (International Women’s Week).\nMeet: outside Manchester Art Gallery\, 2pm.\nBooking: Please press here to book with Eventbrite. \nThese women and more… \n* Annie Horniman\, who established Britain’s first repertory theatre company.\n* Elizabeth Gaskell\, who wrote Mary Barton\, one of the classic “condition of England” novels in 1848.\n* Hannah Mitchell\, who challenged Churchill at St John’s School during the Suffragette era.\n* Shelagh Delaney who pioneered modernist theatre with her groundbreaking A Taste of Honey.\n* Ellen Wilkinson – “Red Ellen” who accompanied the Jarrow miners to London.\n* Kathleen Ollerenshaw\, who overcame deafness to become Lord Mayor\, a leading educationalist\, mathematician and advisor to Margaret Thatcher (now what sort of job is that for a Mancunian?!).\n* Sylvia Pankhurst\, Britain’s greatest political campaigner. \nThese are just some of the heroic Manchester women we will be celebrating.
URL:https://www.newmanchesterwalks.com/event/formidable-women-of-manchester-tour-during-international-womens-week/
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