Today, events have been taking place in the four capitals of the UK to celebrate 100 years since women got the vote.
Christine Jardine explained why she was taking part in the Edinburgh event.
I went to the Meadows in Edinburgh to take my place in the march. Without any forward planning, I managed to meet some friends of mine in a crowd of thousands.
So many people had made wonderfully creative banners. This was one of my favourites.
It wasn’t so much a march, but the creation of a living work of art. We were organised into lanes and we had to have either a white, green or purple scarf so that it would look impressive from above. But my friends are not ones to be enslaved by conformity. Oh no. Our Linda noticed that there were some spares and legged it across barriers to get us spare scarves of all three colours so we could shift between lanes seemlessly. So we started off as purple and finished as green.
Even Greyfriars Bobby was dressed up for the occasion.
The atmosphere was fantastic. People were high-fiving us and talking to us all the way along.
Across the country, Lewisham East candidate Lucy Salek took part in the London event.
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