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About the Episode
Alice, Lucy and Disability Historian Daisy Holder discuss the life of Lady Violet Aspey CBE, left disabled after a hunting accident, after inheriting the Parliamentary seat in Bristol from her husband, she gave her maiden speech to parliament was given from her wheelchair in 1930
Resources & Reference Points
The tale of Bristol’s fascist-sympathising, disability rights-promoting first woman MP, Bristol Cable, January 2020, Madge Dresser
The Women Who Built Bristol, Jane Duffus
Beatrice Wright and Violet Bathurst, Lady Apsley, UkVote100
The Elusive Lady Apsley, Bristol MShed, June 2016
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