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In page Patricia Woodlock:

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When the 'Liverpool Prisoners' were released there was a WSPU celebration, headed up by Emmeline Pankhurst at the Royal Albert Hall. Woodlock was praised over and over again in a speech by Pankhurst for having 'taken a place in the front line of fighting' and that she (Pankhurst) had been inspired by Woodlock's resolve in solitary confinement. Pankhurst had Woodlock beside her in an open carriage procession to and from the venue.[11] Woodlock was given silver Holloway brooch, and a Hunger Strike Medal 'for Valour',[citation needed] an illuminated scroll and was called a 'brave pioneer'.[11]