Shirley Williams was a prominent British politician who played a significant role in the Labour Party before co-founding the centrist Social Democratic Party. Her career spanned decades, including time as a Member of Parliament and a Cabinet Minister. Later, she became a life peer and led the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords. Her political journey reflects a dedication to public service and evolving political landscapes.
To mark the centenary of the end of the first world war, Virago reissue an anniversary edition - with a new introduction by Mark Bostridge - of the testament that has become one of the most famous autobiographies of the first world war - much filmed, much studied and much loved.
The story of one of Britain's most beloved politicians, with new preface by her daughter Rebecca Williams and a new introduction by Rabbi Julia Neuberger
A bold new approach to politics is proposed to improve quality of life, addressing the economic realities of the 1980s. Shirley Williams, a key figure in the British Social Democratic Party and former Labour minister, presents her insightful blueprint for action. Through her experiences and political insights, she advocates for a fresh perspective on governance that responds to contemporary challenges.