Tag: Women’s History

• Sylvia Pankhurst: A Mural Celebrating Courage, Equality and Humanitarianism

  

  Explore my 2018 mural proposal celebrating Sylvia Pankhurst, combining feminist history, suffrage symbolism and humanitarianism. Although unsuccessful, the project continues to inspire my plans for future Pankhurst-inspired art commissions.

  Alison Little

  13.10.2026

  Arts and Culture, Politics, Feminism & History, Travel

  Art Commissions, Emmeline Pankhurst, Feminist Art, Manchester Art, Mural Design, Public Art, Suffragettes, Sylvia Pankhurst, Women’s Suffrage, Women’s History

• Between the Pages

  

  Between the Pages by Alison Little is a piece of historical fiction set in the Rawdon Reading Rooms on Breck Road, Anfield—later to become a public library. Through the gentle rhythms of a winter’s day, the story captures a moment of calm amid social change, touching on working-class life, women’s quiet resilience, and the power…

  Alison Little

  16.01.2026

  Arts and Culture, Lifestyle, Liverpool, Politics, Feminism & History

  Anfield History, book-review, book-reviews, Books, Community Libraries, Edwardian Britain, fiction, Historical Fiction, Liverpool Literature, Local Heritage, People of Anfield, Social Change, Women’s History, Working-Class Stories