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Wonderful Women Awards Interview #6 – Jess Wright
Read our interview with Jessica Wright who received a Wonderful Women award for her work within the community of Bedminster down, promoting community cohesion, wellbeing…
Wonderful Women Awards Interview #10 – Heidi Simpson
'What hopes do I have for my Local community? To recognise the massive need for people to just love one another. To care for the…
Wonderful Women Awards Interview #5 – Crysse Morrison
Read our interview with Wonderful Woman Crysse Morrison, a champion of the southwest arts scene.
Wonderful Women Awards Interview #4 – Chlo Winfield
Four years ago Chlo Winfield set up the Speak Out Project to raise awareness of domestic abuse in young people's relationships. Read her thoughts on…
Tribute to our sister Maryanne Kempf
Mas was a fierce advocate for women’s rights and a particular champion and expert on addressing violence against women and girls. She dedicated an…
Wonderful Women Awards Interview #3 – Carly Wilkinson
Carly Wilkinson received a Wonderful Women Award for her work inspiring women to be their most authentic and empowered selves. Read our interview with her.
Wonderful Women Awards Interview #2 – Asha Mohammed
Asha Mohammed is a fourth year medical student at Bristol University who was nominated for a Wonderful Women Award for her work with the charity…
Penny Gane Opens West Women Awards
In a night of celebration, The West Women of the Year 2018 awards honoured the amazing achievements of women in our region. To open the…
Wonderful Women Awards Interview #1 – Anny Cullum
'Housing is a feminist issue. We need more decent, affordable and dignified housing for working class women.' Read our interview with Anny Cullum who received…
The Mayor’s Vote 100 Message
Mayor Marvin Rees reflects on the events of 6th February 1918, which gave all men and some women the vote and paved the way for…
International Women’s Day: Call for Stalls!
Do you want to be a part of one of the biggest International Women’s Day celebration Bristol has seen? Bristol Women’s Voice are calling for…
BWV’s Response to Our Neighbourhoods Consultation
Bristol Women’s Voice encouraged members to get involved and have their say during Your Neighbourhoods consultation this summer including cuts to public toilets, Neighbourhood Partnerships…
BWV’s Response to this Summer’s NHS Proposals
Bristol Women’s Voice opposes the changes that NHS Bristol CCG is proposing: specifically, lowering the eligibility age for fertility treatment from 40 to 35 and defunding reconstruction on the unaffected breast following breast cancer surgery. We firmly…
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