Still battling on.
It's 75 years ago this week since women were first allowed to vote in the United Kingdom. But in 1918 you could only vote if you were over 30 years of age or owned property. It wasn't until 1928 that women campaigners succeeded in achieving full voting rights. Kathleen Halpin, now in her ninetieth year, was an ardent supporter of women's issues and dedicated her life to the voluntary services, which she asserts played a significant role in their emancipation. Despite her years, she has become increasingly concerned with trying to preserve the things she fought hardest for.