Politics
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Equality Act 2010: Court Ruling’s Implications for Trans Women
Today the Supreme Court in the UK ruled on a very important court case for Transgender women in the UK. Background The case is set to rule on whether or not the legal definition of a woman includes transgender women with a GRC, or Gender Recognition Certificate. It was brought to the Supreme Court by Continue reading
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Transgender Care Under Threat: NHS Guidance Explained
Wes Streeting taking anti-transgender guidance to new heights A document obtained by the Good Law Project sets out new guidance that ensures GPs will refuse care to under-18s trans+ people who need support with their private gender-affirming care. According to the Good Law Project, this guidance has been issued to all GPs. It reconfirms previous Continue reading
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State of the World – April 2025
Welcome to the new series I alluded to last month. While I initially mentioned covering UK news, the increasingly dangerous and unpredictable global situation prompted me to expand the series to include select newsworthy items from the past month. I’m also going to call the series State of the World. State of the World will Continue reading
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Impact of PIP Changes on Vulnerable Groups in the UK
The government yesterday set out its proposals for changes to the benefit system. While there was some good changes in there personally I think it is one of the worst policies to ever come out of the government so far, along with making the ban on puberty blockers for transgender kids permanent. What was announced? Continue reading
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Challenges Facing Disability Benefits Under Labour
This will be a first post in a series of monthly posts I will do every month about the state of the Labour Government and how I think they are doing, especially and obviously for LGBT+ People. GP Criticises the ban on Puberty Blockers in England and Wales Wales Online has reported that transgender kids Continue reading
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Transgender Rights Under Threat: Labour’s Policies
So far, this Labour government has been very anti-LGBT , particularly against transgender people. Here are some examples of why I think things will not improve in any meaningful way while this current Labour government is in power. The CASS Review The current government has recently responded to a petition requesting an independent review of Continue reading
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Analysis: Trump’s Second Term and LGBT+ Policies
So, Donald Trump is now the 47th President of the United States of America. Here is how I think he has done. Signed an executive order to say there are only two sexes One of the first things he did when he got into the White House was to sign an executive order to say Continue reading
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Online Safety Act 2023: Regulating Social Media Risks
So, Donald Trump has appointed Elon Musk to a significant position in his new administration. Musk is leading a new efficiency office for the US Government. He has, however, been doing more than that to the run-up of the coronation of President Trump (Yes, I say President out of respect of the office, not the Continue reading
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Why I changed political party allegiance.
Whats wrong with the current Labour Government So as I have stated I recently quit the Labour Party over a single issue, the indefinite stoppage of Puberty Blockers for Transgender Kids. Transgender Rights is the ONLY reason why I got into politics in the first place. All my life, apart from once, I have voted Continue reading
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The Labour Party is a huge disappointment.
I have just resigned from the Labour Party thanks to Wes Streeting’s stance on Transgender Healthcare for Kids. He has just made the ban on Puberty Blockers permanent. In the announcement he stated he is following guidance from experts. I find this very suspect as even the CASS report, a report that he has frequently Continue reading
