The Pankhurst Centre slideshow

This slideshow displays a selection of various aspects and roles of the Pankhurst Centre, past and present.

Slide number 1: The Pankhurst Centre

The Pankhurst Centre is of historical significance as it was home to Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughters Sylvia, Christabel and Adela...

The Pankhurst Centre

Slide number 2: The Drop In

The Pankhurst Women’s Drop In offers a place for women to meet, to make new friends and to engage in a variety of activities....

The Drop In

Slide number 3: Activity in the community

The Pankhurst Centre engages actively in the community, encouraging women to take part in activities and events....

Activity in the community

Welcome to the Pankhurst Centre

Latest news and events

Find out the latest from what has been happening at the Pankhurst

The birthplace of the Suffragette movement is now the Pankhurst Centre, a women’s community centre. This historically significant building was the home of Emmeline Pankhurst and family who led the Suffragette campaign for Votes for Women.

Heritage area

Within the Centre there is a small heritage area with information about the Pankhursts and the Suffragette movement. This is open to the general public.

A women’s community centre

As a women’s community centre it provides and offers space for activities and events run by women for women. It offers a unique place in which women can learn together, work on projects and socialise. This vibrant centre plays host to a number of women’s organisations and projects that support women.