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Plaques celebrating role of women in Lichfield’s history go up around the city

A series of plaques celebrating the role of women in Lichfield’s history have gone up around the city.

One of the plaques at Speakers' Corner
One of the plaques at Speakers’ Corner
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A series of plaques celebrating the role of women in Lichfield’s history have gone up around the city.

One of the plaques at Speakers' Corner
One of the plaques at Speakers’ Corner

They are the work of the Wayward Women’s History Group who were inspired by the Rosie’s Plaques organisation.

The six plaques have gone up at Dam Street, Speakers’ Corner, Stowe Pool, St John Street, the Guildhall and in the shopping precinct.

A spokesperson said:

“A leaflet giving the full stories will be available next week from Lichfield Library, Faro Lounge, the George Hotel, the Daily Grind and the Nest.”

Wayward Women History Group spokesperson

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