Female authors take to the stage at WOW Festival
Women of the World festival returned to Southbank Centre in London with award-winning novelist and feminist, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and
Gal-dem deputy editor setting sights high after national recognition
As the 24-year-old deputy editor of gal-dem, Charlie Brinkhurst Cuff is making her mark, to say the least. This week
Wooden aiming to inspire the next generation as Quins smash attendance record ahead of London derby
Harlequins Ladies’ clash with Richmond at The Stoop on Saturday will be watched by a world-record crowd for a women’s
Kapo keen to press for further progress in women’s sport
Richmond Rugby chair Laura Kapo hailed the progress of women’s sport, but believes there is still a long way to
Quins Ladies eye up attendance record for derby clash
Harlequins Ladies want to break the world-record attendance for a women’s club rugby match at The Stoop this Saturday. With International Women’s
‘Riot girl folk is here – and you need to hear it’: Wildwood Kin at Cadogan Hall
If the folk revival had a poster boy, Seth Lakeman would be all over the walls of hipster households and
South London group joins #MillionWomenRise protest march
Hundreds of women greeted unsuspecting Oxford Street shoppers with cries for an end to violence against women on Saturday. The Million Women Rise coalition
Mothers, daughters, rebels: Tooting celebrates International Women’s Day with special Suffragette screening
A pop-up cinema is coming to Tooting Market to celebrate International Women’s Day with a special one-night only screening on
Plus-size Fulham fitness expert vows to tackle fat-shaming and kickstart women’s weightloss journeys
Women looking to shed the pounds and regain their self-confidence attended a Fulham fitness fair yesterday in a bid to kickstart their
Hollywood beauty Emma Watson to tackle beastly gender inequality with London HeForShe event
Emma Watson will be hosting an event in London as part of the HeForShe campaign this Sunday. The talk is
Wandsworth’s only female cabinet member insists long way to go in battle for equality
Summary: Councillor for Education and Children’s Services, Kathy Tracey, said things are changing, but too slowly. Image: By Emma Birkett