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Live dangerously

Personal author: Swanwick, Helena M 1864-1939 (Helena Maria)

Publisher: London : Women's International League
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Living costs and coal

Personal author: Costigan, Edward Prentiss, Mrs. 1874-1939

Publisher: Washington D.C. : National League of Women Voters
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Liz Beech interviewed by Leslie Lyle

This folder includes the recorded audio of the interview along with a transcript of the recording and a photograph of Liz.
'I went to Greenham because I was given an electric kettle for my 40th birthday by my mother!' Liz took a bus to 'Embrace the base' in 1982 with a Glastonbury women's group and consequently lived at Yellow Gate from 1983 to 1987. She thought this was with her husband's support, saying the men's role was to keep 'the home fires burning'. However, she lost custody of her two children, with Greenham being cited as the reason, almost definitely as part of a political strategy to scare other mothers at the camp. Liz says that she was much less afraid of life than before she went.
Liz was interviewed by Leslie Lyle in 2019.
She was photographed by Christine Bradshaw (copyright Christine Bradshaw).

Local elections

Publisher: London : Political Information Offices for Women
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London County Councils

Corporate author: National Women Citizens' Association
Publisher: London : National Women Citizens' Association
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London women and the L.C.C.

Personal author: Adler, Nettie (Henrietta)

Publisher: London : London Progressive Association
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Loppy Oubridge interviewed by Jill Raymond (Ray)

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Loppy was at Green and Yellow Gates for the winter of 1981/82 and was involved in the organising of the 'Embrace the Base'. She then stayed at the peace camp at Burghfield and worked for the Dorset Peace Council. She also talks about being a young mum at the same time and considers how her activism affected her children and the rest of her life.
Loppy was interviewed by Jill Raymond (Ray) in January 2021.

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