NHS Nurses Who Refused to Share Changing Room With Man Now Face Misconduct Probe for Telling Story

 The four Darlington NHS nurses who refused to share a changing room with a male colleague now face a misconduct probe for telling their story and raising awareness of their treatment. The Telegraph has more.

Bethany Hutchison, Lisa Lockey, Annice Grundy and Tracey Hooper, who all work at the Darlington Memorial Hospital, could be dragged through a disciplinary process after speaking publicly about being forced to undress in front of Rose Henderson, who [is] male.

Rose Henderson identifies as female but has not undergone any physical or hormonal transition.

The nurses have filed a legal case suing their employer, County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust, for sexual harassment and discrimination.

They claimed they were told to “broaden their mindset”, “be more inclusive” and undergo “re-education” when they repeatedly raised concerns with NHS managers.

Their high-profile employment tribunal will be heard later this month. But the nurses now face professional misconduct investigations after four complaints were made by members of the public to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

The nurses, who are being supported by lawyers at the Christian Legal Centre, have submitted a detailed legal response to the NMC, arguing that the complaints from the members of the public are ideologically driven, legally baseless and amount to unlawful victimisation.

They assert that their actions were protected under the Equality Act 2010 and the Human Rights Act, and that they acted in good faith, with legal advice and in full compliance with the NMC Code.

The NMC has said in writing to the nurses that it is gathering “information and [will] assess whether the concerns raised require a full NMC investigation”.

NMC cases can take years to be resolved, with the professionals involved experiencing the threat and stress of being disciplined or even losing their careers...<<<Read More>>>...

New Health Minister Ashley Dalton Said Women’s Toilets Should be Abolished and People Can Identify as Llamas

 Keir Starmer’s new Health Minister Ashley Dalton previously called for an end to women’s toilets and backed people identifying as llamas. The Mail has more.

Keir Starmer has promoted Ashley Dalton after sacking Andrew Gwynne from the key role over his posts in a vile WhatsApp group.

However, the PM immediately faced questions over Ms Dalton’s views, as it emerged she had defended people identifying as animals and argued for all bathrooms to be gender neutral.

During a discussion on Twitter in 2016 Ms Dalton – who was elected as MP for West Lancashire in 2023 – insisted: “Trans women aren’t male. They’re women.”

She also remarked: “Personally I think we shouldn’t have gendered bathrooms at all.”

Pressed on whether that applied to changing rooms, Ms Dalton said: “Loads of places already do this with cubicles for privacy.”

During another Twitter exchange in 2016 Ms Dalton was asked whether people should be taken seriously if they decided they were a llama.

She replied: “Yes. And treat you with dignity and respect.”...<<<Read More>>>...

Powerful corporations appease mentally ill transgender activists who demand the complete elimination of all symbols of gender and biology

[Natural News]: Corporate pandering to the LGBTQP mafia doesn’t appear to be letting up any time soon, as consumer products giant Procter & Gamble (P&G) recently announced that it will no longer be emblazoning the globally recognized female symbol on its feminine hygiene products.

Since men are now able to menstruate, according to transgender activists, stamping tampon boxes with exclusively female symbolism is “discriminatory” and “transphobic,” and thus needs to end.

Since LGBTQPs are offended by anything that differentiates between the two sexes, sold-out multinational corporations like P&G have decided that society’s loudest and most triggered will now be dictating its corporate policies, including how its products are branded and marketed.

“For over 35 years, Always has championed girls and women, and we will continue to do so,” P&G wrote in a statement about the rebranding of its sanitary products brand. “We’re also committed to diversity and inclusion and are on a continual journey to understand the needs of all of our customers.”

Keep in mind that nobody has ever tried to stop biological males who identify as transgenders from purchasing tampons simply because the product box contained female symbolism. But the mere presence of this symbol apparently upsets transgenders so much that they have to scurry off to a safe space following every visit to the grocery or drug store, so P&G is coming to their rescue....<<<Read The Full CRAZY MAD WORLD Article Here>>>...