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Blue plaque for women's vote pioneer
Sunday Mail
|September 28, 2025
ONE of the pioneers in the "votes for women" fight of the early 20th century has been recognised with the unveiling of a blue plaque in the house where she spent her childhood.
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Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire Amanda Parker unveiled the plaque at Moorside House in Altham, near Accrington, where Lydia Becker lived.
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