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A working class woman, Selina Cooper, a suffragist and mill worker from the north of England, put it best when she said that women did not want the vote “as a mere plaything”.
One of the grounds of appeal is that the local authority did not have regard to the need for ensuring that the best practicable means were employed to minimise noise.