A photo of Helen Archdale (left) and an unnamed person in Time and Tide's offices. They are standing behind a table and looking at some papers. There are stamps and a pot of glue on the table.
Helen Archdale (left) with unnamed person in Time and Tide office. Reproduced by kind permission of Deirdre Macpherson

HISTORY

of time and tide

Discover the feminist and literary history of Time and Tide and find out about the brilliant figures behind this magazine.

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Image showing mastheads of women's magazines in black on a turquoise background, with the exhibition title in red and black on a white box in the middle

Women’s Magazine Exhibition

An online exhibition of interwar women’s magazines!

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Learning

Experiences for everyone

Enjoy our collection of resources designed to help teachers, students and other learners.

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Angela V. John, Turning the Tide

Read this extract from Angela V. John’s biography of Lady Rhondda, Turning the Tide: The…

‘A New Feminist Venture’

Read this sample chapter from Catherine Clay’s book Time and Tide: The Feminist and Cultural…

What’s New?

Picture of people unveiling the Lady Rhondda statue.

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Lady Rhondda Statue Unveiled in Newport, Gwent

Celebrating the achievements of a politician ‘who changed the weather’ for women in the UK.

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Portrait of a woman (Clemence Dane) with short, dark hair

1888 – 1965

Clemence Dane

‘Clemence Dane’ was the pseudonym of Winifred Ashton, an English playwright and novelist with a…

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A painting of Lady Rhondda wearing a black dress, a white blouse, and a pearl necklace. She is standing next to a table and holding some papers.

1883 – 1958

Lady Margaret Rhondda

Just before the First World War ended, the 2nd Viscountess Rhondda (1883-1958) declared that founding…

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