This Girl Can: meet the campaign for Croydon women’s health
A Croydon based campaign focusing on women’s health and their need to keep fit and active was launched a week
‘At the end of the day, we just want to run’ – How can women feel safer exercising outside?
In the space of a few weeks in 2016, three women were killed whilst running in America. Marcotte, a 27-year-old
Gender pay equality at ‘coronavirus crossroads’ on Equal Pay Day
Today is Equal Pay Day, the day in the year when based on average pay data for those in full-time
Retired Wandsworth nurse joins ‘Manifesto of the Many’ calling for action on gender inequality during Covid-19
A retired nurse from Wandsworth added her voice to a manifesto urging the government to take action to address the
Go with the flow: Has isolation given us the time we needed to get to know ourselves better?
It probably goes without saying that we all learned something new about ourselves in the time of lockdown. With new
Hidden figures: Foundling Museum holds first exhibition focused on pregnant women
A young woman with pale eyes and nut-brown hair looks into the distance. Her lips are parted, her arms folded
Record number of women candidates for Labour in south west London
Women make up a record 70.6 percent of Labour candidates in south west London for the General Election. Of the
England Rugby’s ‘Inner Warrior’ campaign encourages women to try a new sport and reap the benefits
Women in south west London are being encouraged to release their inner warrior and try contact rugby for free. A
Miss Galaxy UK contestant tells us how beauty pageants are changing
London’s Hounslow-based candidate for Miss Galaxy UK 2019 will head to next month’s competition shortly after touching down from Miami.
Siobhan McDonagh talks to us about progress in Parliament a century after women first stood for election
Last week marked a century since the first general election in which women could vote and stand for Parliament. A
‘I know I’ve made a real difference’: Tooting funeral director wants to empower grieving families
Poppy Mardall isn’t your typical funeral director; she’s young, she rarely wears black and, significantly, she’s a woman in what