If you knew which wet wipes had plastic in them, from clear labelling on the pack, would it help you decide whether you wanted to buy them or not? #WarOnPlastic#plasticpollution@itsanitarani
Our monthly meeting this week is to be run by “ordinary” members (although, of course, they’re totally exra-ordinary for helping out!) instead of the committee. A great way to dip your toe into being more involved in the WI!
Roundabout is the charity our members voted to support this year. Two of our finest are abseiling and we’re hoping to support in other ways too!
An important charity doing vital work with the housing-vulnerable youth in #Sheffield.
Our Fundraising Manager is taking on our first ever abseil challenge to help #EndYouthHomelessness! Fancy joining #TeamRoundabout on Sat 22 June? 👍 Register here: https://t.co/H8B5WmLx1d
An Open Letter to decision-makers in Westminster from newspapers across the North of England on behalf of over 15m people who are sick and tired of being short changed. Power Up The North before it is too late. #PUTN
I have never tried to #crochet anything but here is a crochet master class, an entire dress that has been made using the technique in a gilt metallic yarn, a chain mail of sorts, 1937 designed by Kostio de Warkoffska @V_and_A#1930s#fashionhistory
My mother had to flee Berlin as did Judith Kerr and her family. During this week for any book bought in the shop, I will donate 10% of sales to a refugee charity, please support and RT.
Suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst created several watercolours depicting women workers in the cotton mills of Glasgow and the Staffordshire potteries in 1907 to highlight working women’s rights on pay and conditions #womensart
Worn #onthisday in 1962 by Marilyn Monroe to sing "Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy at a Democratic Party fundraiser at @TheGarden. Her Jean Louis gown of sheer, flesh-toned marquisette studded with 2,500 rhinestones was so tight that she had to be sewn into it. #OTD
Worn #onthisday in 1881 by Princess Stéphanie of Belgium to marry Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria. The point de gaze veil designed by Leon Sacré was a gift from the city of Brussels, incorporating flowers, a lion, and coats of arms of Belgium and Austria. #OTD@amhistorymuseum