Darlington nurses win transgender changing room case

Darlington nurses win transgender changing room case

16 Jan, 2026 • 2 min read

A group of Darlington nurses have won their case to defended women-only changing rooms. This marks a significant victory for common sense.

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TWhen the state crowds out parents, it’s children who pay the price

Reports that more than 300 parents have been sent for so-called 're-education' since Wales outlawed smacking in 2022 should trouble anyone who cares about children, families, and the proper limits of the state. This is not the mark of a compassionate society. It is the symptom of a bureaucracy that has lost its mind.

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