What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Beatrice Todd Suffragist First Secretary of Preston N.U.W.S.S Led Preston Station Sailors and Soldiers' Buffet 3.5 million served 1915-1919 1915 Established the Preston Infant Welfare Voluntary Women's Association Taught at Preston High School for Girls 1897-1908 Lived here Recorded plaque organisation: Friends of Winckley Square.
Beatrice Todd was a prominent suffragist and social reformer, serving as the first secretary of the Preston National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies. She played a crucial role in providing support to servicemen during World War I through the Preston Station Sailors and Soldiers' Buffet and established the Preston Infant Welfare Voluntary Women's Association, significantly impacting local women's rights and social welfare initiatives.
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