What gains did British women make in the years following the Great War,and what were the limits of those gains?

A strong answer would include
-an explanation that women received the right to vote in Britain in 1918,though the right was limited by age and property ownership.
-an explanation of how the Sex Disqualification Act of 1919 opened the way for women to enter professions from which they had previously been excluded.
-a discussion of how women were replaced in many jobs by men returning from war and the percentage of women employed declined in the 1920s.
-an acknowledgment that the use of contraceptive devices was finally legalized in Great Britain in 1930.
-a discussion of how more jobs were opened to women in fields that had previously been restricted to men.