Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Monica Felton (1906 – March 1970) – British writer, Feminist and social activist, a member of the Labour Party.Felton was brought up in a staunch Primitive Methodists Household. Her mother Una Page (née Bone) wrote temperance hymns, and her father was a Primitive Methodist Minister.She studied at the University of Southampton and later gaining a PhD at the London School of Economics; she was later appointed to its board of governors.In 1937 she was elected to the London County Council as a Labour Party councillor representing St Pancras South West, holding the seat until 1946.In 1947–1951 she served as Chairman of the Corporation for the construction of the new town of Stevenage."@en }
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- Monica_Felton abstract "Monica Felton (1906 – March 1970) – British writer, Feminist and social activist, a member of the Labour Party.Felton was brought up in a staunch Primitive Methodists Household. Her mother Una Page (née Bone) wrote temperance hymns, and her father was a Primitive Methodist Minister.She studied at the University of Southampton and later gaining a PhD at the London School of Economics; she was later appointed to its board of governors.In 1937 she was elected to the London County Council as a Labour Party councillor representing St Pancras South West, holding the seat until 1946.In 1947–1951 she served as Chairman of the Corporation for the construction of the new town of Stevenage.".
- Q4482484 abstract "Monica Felton (1906 – March 1970) – British writer, Feminist and social activist, a member of the Labour Party.Felton was brought up in a staunch Primitive Methodists Household. Her mother Una Page (née Bone) wrote temperance hymns, and her father was a Primitive Methodist Minister.She studied at the University of Southampton and later gaining a PhD at the London School of Economics; she was later appointed to its board of governors.In 1937 she was elected to the London County Council as a Labour Party councillor representing St Pancras South West, holding the seat until 1946.In 1947–1951 she served as Chairman of the Corporation for the construction of the new town of Stevenage.".