1914 World War I starts. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst considered that the threat posed by Germany was a danger to all humanity, and that the British government needed the support of all citizens. They persuaded the WSPU to halt all militant suffrage activities until fighting on the European mainland ended.
1918 On 6th February the Representation of the People Act passed, allowing landowning women over the age of 30 to vote. On 11th November the Armistice was signed. World War I ends On 21st November the passing of the Qualification of Women Act gave women over 21 the right to stand for election as an MP.
1919 On 23rd December the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act Passed permitting women to train for professions like the law and accountancy.
1928 On 2nd July the Representation of the People (Equal Franchise Act) 1928 grants the vote to all women on equal terms with men (over 21).
2013 8th June was the centenary of the death of Emily Davison; Commemorative events took place at Westminster, Epsom and Ewell, Epsom Racecourse and in Morpeth, Northumberland (Emily Inspires Facebook). A simple plaque was placed near the spot where she walked on to the course on the 4th June 1913
2018 6th Feb was the centenary of some women getting the vote and was the official start of the Emily Davison Memorial Project campaign to install a statue of Emily in Epsom town centre.