Banknotes of the pound sterling £10 note on 14 September 2017; these will be followed by the £20 note in 2020, and the £50 at a date after that. In April 2013, the Bank of England announced that its next planned new note issue, intended to be the £5 note in 2016, would feature former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The selection of Churchill to replace Elizabeth Fry raised some debate about the representation of women on British banknotes, with critics raising concerns that Bank of England notes would portray exclusively male figures, other than Elizabeth II who appears on every sterling banknote and coin.
Elizabeth Fry they could learn to sew and knit and once they were out of prison and then could earn money for themselves. This led to the eventual creation of the "British Ladies' Society for Promoting the Reformation of Female Prisoners" in 1821. She also promoted the idea of rehabilitation instead of harsh punishment which was taken on by the city authorities in London as well as many other authorities and prisons. In 1827, Fry visited women prisoners in Ireland (see "Memoirs of Mrs. Elizabeth Fry", Thomas Timpson, NY: Stanford & Swords, 1847, pp. 82-99). Elizabeth Fry also campaigned for the rights