Join us as we traverse the historic streets of Westminster, embarking on a captivating journey through time that's steeped in the defiant spirit of the Suffragettes. Their legacy echoes through these grand structures, telling tales of 'Deeds, not Words.'

Get to know Millicent Fawcett a little better, with a stirring story of the pre-WSPU campaign for women's suffrage, serving as a powerful testament to the courage of the early activists.

Discover the compelling chronology of the Suffragette movement here, from its inception to its explosive impacts. Learn how the militant actions of the Suffragettes influenced the NUWSS's membership, fostering both public admiration and private discord. Witness the remnants of the historic Women's March and its lasting impact.

Hear about the life of Emmeline Pankhurst and her pivotal role in the fight for women's suffrage, the statue serves as a beacon of hope and resilience. We'll also delve into the unique roles of Christobel and Sylvia Pankhurst, Emmeline's daughters, in shaping the movement.

Journey to the powerful Suffragette Memorial Sculpture. This evocative work illustrates the immense sacrifices made by the Suffragettes, capturing their commitment to their cause in stone, and reminding us that their fight extended far beyond militancy.

Discover a pivotal meeting point for the Suffragettes. From planning protests to organizing peaceful fairs, this location was an epicentre of the Suffragette movement. Explore the significance of this venue in advancing their cause and their ingenious ways of gaining public attention.

Discover the horrifying stories of police brutality against the Suffragettes in 1910, and understand the true meaning of their courage and resilience.

Hear about the 'Right to Serve' march of 1915 standing where it took place. Hear tales of past Prime Ministers who opposed women's suffrage and the strenuous debates over which women should be granted the vote in 1918. This location weaves the threads of our journey together, reminding us of the indomitable spirit of the Suffragettes and their profound impact on history.

Join us on this evocative walking tour, and follow in the footsteps of the brave women who fought for their rights and forever changed the lives of so many in Britain.

Suffragettes of Westminster Walk Reviews:

Joanna (5/5) - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I wasn’t sure what to expect on this walk but it was delightful. The guide was very knowledgeable, answered questions around the subject. We like to think we know London quite well as we are regular visitors, this tour brought us into lovely unseen areas with a rich history. Our guide expanded on the familiar suffragette story, differentiating between the different groups of women (and also men), their inter group tensions and relationships and the political and social context of their struggles. We chose this walk because my daughter had been studying the suffragette movement at primary school - we all came away from the walk much more enlightened. Would definitely highly recommend!

Mary (5/5) - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ''This walk was excellent - 90 minutes was just the right amount of time. It started and finished on time, and the pace was good, with time to stop at each site to listen to Kirstie explaining the history and answer any questions. Communication from the company was so good as I thought I was going to be late, and spoke to Hazel who was very helpful. Kirstie was approachable, friendly, and spoke clearly. She made sure we were all keeping up, particularly at road junctions. I would highly recommend this event. You need comfortable shoes, water, and a hat"

Carol (5/5) - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I so enjoyed this walk, Kirstie was such an interesting and knowledgeable guide. I used to work in the Westminster area and found I had walked past spots so many times without knowing their story. Good to see women’s history in the spotlight"

Jane (5/5) - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Very interesting and engaging talk - I learned a lot from it"

Julia (5/5) - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Brilliant walk. A great overview of Suffragettes and Suffragists and a fascinating walk through quiet Westminster streets. Very enjoyable"

Elaine (5/5) - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "What a fantastic way to spend a Sunday afternoon. I learned so much about women of immense courage who against the odds were fantastic strategists. Against the odds, the will of men, Parliament and archaic laws (even at that time) still persevered for equality. I ventured along unfamiliar roads and saw beautiful monuments dedicated to the fortitude , equality and voting rights for women. The guide spoke eloquently. I will be recommending this walk to others for fitness and access to wisdom about wonderful women. Sunday school of a different kind."