London School Board

AB was elected to the London School Board (for the poor district of Tower Hamlets) after a campaign for public education. [T]he Common School system is the foundation of true democracy, she asserted.

The London School Board implemented a fair wages clause for the award of contracts, as a result of pressure from Labour members led by Annie Besant .

ED was elected to the London School Board as a member for Greenwich.

EF reluctantly declined to stand for the London School Board , following the resignation of T. H. Huxley , because of her commitments to other activities.

MG stood for election to the London School Board as representative for Chelsea, but failed to be elected.

HM was elected to the London School Board in a landslide, topping the poll with 19,000 votes. She was the third woman on the board; this was the month after Emily Davies and Elizabeth Garrett

Henrietta Müller was a prominent activist for women's rights in the late-nineteenth century, who used her talents in the service of public reform. Best known for her radical opposition to taxation without representation, she became...

In 1878, she took her first official foray into politics when she stood for election to the London School Board in the Lambeth division.

During and after her time with the London School Board , HM was also a member of the National Vigilance Association or NVA and the Personal Rights Association or PRA, which both campaigned against the...

HM 's activities as a member of the London School Board , as member and office-holder of the National Society for Women's Suffrage and other organizations, and as a campaigner for better treatment for prostitutes...

In an interview printed in The Woman's Herald, Henrietta Müller recalled that she began speaking a great deal on all sorts of subjects in public at the time of her election to the London School Board

Müller wrote this article wearing the hat of a member of the London School Board . She arrived in Florence furnished with [a] letter of introduction and the intention of reporting her findings when back...

The article describes the strengths and weaknesses of the schools in Florence in comparison to those of the London School Board district. HM praises the simplicity of the Florentine system in contrast to the vastness...

As a radicalist member of the London School Board , EJS fought for the provision of high-quality, compulsory, secular education to all children.

HT represented the Southwark Radical Association as a member of the London School Board . The Irish vote was crucial to her election.