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The Grille Incident occurred on the night of 28 October 1908, the WFL conducted simultaneous protests at the British Houses of Parliament. It was held outside St Stephen's Entrance, the Old Prison Yard and in the House of Commons. The purpose was to raise attention to the struggle of women and to remove the "grille", a piece of ironwork placed in the Ladies' Gallery that obscured their view of parliamentary proceedings.[1] Matters was at the heart of the protest over that symbol of women's oppression.[2] She and an associate, Helen Fox, both chained themselves to the grille of the Ladies' Gallery and Matters began loudly proclaiming the benefits of enfranchisement directly to the elected MPs.[citation needed]