Liverpool community launderette honours the Saint of the Slums

City co-op pays homage to Kitty Wilkinson, who opened the UK’s first public washhouse

By Helen Pidd

For The Guardian

She is the only woman whose achievements are deemed worthy of a statue in Liverpool’s St George’s Hall. Her sleeves are rolled up, she is ready to get her hands dirty – while the men around her are captured in their pomp, ready to preach a sermon or deliver a speech to parliament…

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