Georgia Meadows

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With the M&S email included.

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Oh look the M&S thing is completely made up.

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Petition: Stop "gender critical beliefs" being protected under the Equality Act We think removing the protection of the Equality Act for "gender critical beliefs" could better protect trans, non-binary and gender diverse people. It could support organisations to properly protect ...

The fact that the belief that trans people don't exist is protected by the Equality Act and not condemned by it is a betrayal of its purpose and years of medical proof.

It's led to the normalisation of transphobia as a "different viewpoint" and must stop.
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/71...

LGBT+ Labour have said nothing about the appointment of Mary-Ann Stephenson or Bridget Phillipson ignoring the WEC and JCHR to do so.

It is blindingly clear that the current committee neither has the confidence of the trans community or deserve it.

We need change.
We demand an AGM.

Heather-Peto Lab To make it accessible below is the text of the Announcement Ahead of the assignment of a citation number and publication of the Appeal Court ruling on Peto (R. on the application of) v the...

Members of LGBT+ Labour’s Trans Forum in 2020, are strongly advised to make:
•A data Subject Access Request to both LGBT+ Labour & Labour Party.
•Include a request under ‘GDPR Articles 18 & 19’ to restrict the processing of your data until you have been able to check its accuracy and lawfulness.

The choice of Ministers to constantly ignore their MPs is disturbing

Bridget Phillipson ignored concerns raised by both the WEC and JCHR to place an unqualified person with links to transphobic groups as Chair of the EHRC.

We needed to restore trust in the EHRC, not double down on hate.

Regardless of the result of the final tomorrow, these Euros have seen the gap between men's and women's football fall to an all-time low.

The Lionesses have broken down so many barriers and inspired so many.

At the same time, screw the FA for excluding us from football! #TRAHR 🏳️‍⚧️

Good luck! 🌹🦁

Both teams played great. But as has always been the case for England, we stuck through it with pure grit and determination to come out on top.

Come on England! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌹🥳
#ENGITA #Euros2025 #Lionesses

It is legitimately sad to see how quickly the Secretary worked to remove Abe from the committee group chat and from our website.

20 minutes. He hasn't given us the constitution after asking 140 days ago, and it took him 20 minutes to reduce one of our best members to "vacant."

It's sad to see you go, Abe. But you're right, this isn't the Party we joined. As Membership Officer for LGBT Labour, you were one of the very few decent people on the committee.

Even if they didn't give you access to the membership list. 🤦‍♀️

Take it easy Comrade. Solidarity.

As of Today, the LGBT Labour National Committee is run by an entirely unelected group of individuals for the first time in its 50-year history.

Democracy has been abolished by the committee for the committee. Only three of us voted to keep it.

COME ON ENGLAND! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

That match was an absolute war of attrition. Beautiful defending from Sweden throughout until the last minute when we brought it up from 2-0 to 2-2.

Ending with the single most stressful set of penalties I've ever witnessed, we WON! 🥳🥳

They're cowards. The repercussions of that have been devastating. They've allowed the government to remove our rights without challenge.

A friend of mine attempted suicide due to that. If they'd died, I would've wondered what more I could've done to get LGBT Labour to speak out.

LGBT Labour's record this year:

1. Removal of essential healthcare for trans youth.

2. The removal of 20 years of trans rights and undermining of trans people's identities.

3. The reintroduction of Section 28. This time for Trans People.

We've requested it by email, and I've requested it on the Committee WhatsApp. For months.

They can't accomplish the most basic things expected of any organisation.

They should resign and allow me to run the AGM so we can elect a competent committee that has members' confidence.

In a weeks time, LGBT Labour will be in the unprecedented position of being run by an unelected group with no democratic mandate other than their own say so after indefinitely cancelling their next election.

Labour must act to stop this blatant overreach by their affiliate.

The decision that the LGBT Labour National Committee made this evening to cancel our AGM at the last minute is an unprecedented overreach of their authority, will allow them to stay in office longer than our constitution allows and is blindingly anti-democratic.

This afternoon, LGBT+ Labour's leadership informed the National Committee that they'll be delaying the AGM to an unspecified date, on the justification that it's unclear whether trans people will be allowed to run as their own gender. Make no mistake: the National Committee are doing this because they’re running scared and knew we would win a democratic vote next weekend. If they planned to make these changes to the elections, they would have done so before our slate was announced, not when our campaign was picking up steam. It’s beyond disgusting that an LGBT+ organisation is willing to betray its trans members in such a fundamental way just to cling on to committee positions. It is not, however, a surprise: it simply confirms what we already knew about the cliquey, careerist and top-down way in which the organisation has been operating. LGBT+ Labour has failed to speak up for trans members, and is now content to deny their existence. We fully intend to contest the LGBT+ Labour AGM and give members a proper choice. We will also use every route available to us to contest the extraordinary decision that has been made. If you’re not already an LGBT+ Labour member, join up now and help us get ready for the AGM. It’s time we took our organisation back. Trans rights are human rights.

Our statement on LGBT+ Labour National Committee's decision to postpone the AGM.

We fully intend to contest the LGBT+ Labour AGM.

Trans rights are human rights 🏳️‍⚧️

I first got involved with the Labour Party after seeing local candidates and activists campaigning in local elections during my first year at uni. Seeing people working together to improve their community brought back a faith in party politics that I’d lost after growing up in a small town under austerity. I’ve always been a passionate advocate for LGBT+ rights, and in Labour I found a community of people who were open-minded and welcoming, and made connections with other LGBT+ people and allies involved in politics working towards a more inclusive future. Unfortunately, since the election I’ve been disappointed to see LGBT+ voices not included in the Labour government’s decision making: from extending the Tories’ cruel and unsound ban on puberty blockers to the embrace of an interpretation of the Equality Act that makes trans people less safe and less able to be involved with public life. I’m a strong believer in what the Labour Party can be - my experience of the membership has consistently been of a group of people who are dedicated to social justice and improving access to opportunities, and I’m standing for Co-Chair for LGBT+ Labour because I want to help our movement be the best version of itself it could be: supporting the Party when it gets it right and helping it improve where it falls short. Amy Tamblyn, Trans Rights Alliance candidate for Co-Chair

Introducing Amy… one of our fantastic candidates for Co-Chair of LGBT+ Labour 🏳️‍🌈​🏳️‍⚧️

Vote for Amy and the rest of the Trans Rights Alliance slate at the LGBT+ Labour AGM on Saturday 19th July. If you’re a member, sign up before 5pm this Saturday 12th!

Not that I'm biased, but I think this is the best intro so far. 😎🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

For half my life, I've fought for underrepresented groups, from those in care to neurodiverse people to trans rights now. As I left care, I felt the need to get involved in politics to combat the corruption of social care. After the murder of Brianna Ghey, I knew I had to stand. I recognised, as all trans people did, that this kind of attack on trans people would not stop without someone being there to challenge narratives peddled by the media and organisations falsely claiming to stand for women's rights. When I was asked to stand as Trans Officer for LGBT+ Labour, I felt like I had finally reached a position where I could truly advocate for trans people within the new Government's LGBT+ affiliate. What I was met with was frankly insulting. An organisation with so much potential, but that is completely uninterested in fighting for trans rights, other than a few lone voices on Committee. They completely ignored every concern I ever brought to them and actively excluded me from events and the writing of statements. This slate exists because of that. LGBT+ Labour has the potential to stand as a bastion for LGBT+ rights but much of the current Committee is not interested in achieving that - we are. Georgia Meadows, Trans Rights Alliance candidate for Co-Chair

Somebody who needs no introduction: Georgia Meadows, our other fantastic candidate for Co-Chair of LGBT+ Labour 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Vote for Georgia and the rest of the slate at the LGBT+ Labour AGM on Saturday 19th July. If you’re a member, sign up before 5pm this Saturday 12th!

“In order to effectively fight against the rollback of trans rights, win policies that would materially improve the lives of trans people, and change our political culture, it is crucial that we work together across Labour Party factions and have trans members’ voices in the room. That’s why I’m proud to endorse the Trans Rights Alliance for the LGBT+ Labour elections. "I urge you to support them at the AGM on Saturday 19th July." Nadia Whittome MP

Thank you for the endorsement @nadiawhittomemp.bsky.social, you're an LGBT+ superstar and we're so happy to have your support 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

If you're an LGBT+ Labour member, register now for the AGM on Saturday 19th July.

LGBT+ Labour: Trans activists launch candidate slate for committee election - LabourList New group Trans Rights Alliance are running a slate of candidates in the upcoming LGBT+ Labour committee elections.

"LGBT+ Labour is not working for trans members, We need a strong, member-led LGBT+ Labour that will stand united with the trans community and more accessible, democratic structures to allow members to have a say.”

labourlist.org/2025/07/news...

The current LGBT+ Labour National Committee is not interested in securing trans rights.

They've failed to challenge Government actions that are liable to lead to the removal of trans people as a class.

It's an unfortunate action to take, but I cannot let our future lie in their hands.

Just a random street on the day of London Pride hours after the parade finished.

Our power is in collaboration, collective action and organisation.

Says the organisation that has decided not to submit to the EHRC Consultation. Absolute hypocrisy.

I made a submission as Trans Officer for LGBT Labour, and I got the council I'm elected to to make a submission. Hell would have frozen over before the LGBT Labour National Committee did.

For clarity, Imran Hussain was one of the Labour MPs who voted against the bill.

This quote resonated with me from today's welfare debate:

"It is not this place that sends me to the people of Bradford, but the people of Bradford that send me to this place." - Imran Hussain MP

Today, MPs betrayed not only those that sent them there, but also the most basic of Labour values.

For anyone who hasn't seen, this is a new report by the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention.

It outlines the situation for trans people in the UK and recognises that the EHRC and "Gender Critical" organisations are taking steps towards our genocide.
www.lemkininstitute.com/_files/ugd/b...

30 days. LGBT Labour had 30 days to make a post for Pride Month and couldn't even accomplish the most basic action taken by every student society, LGBT group and dog's mother in the country.

Even the main Labour page had a post. Disgusting. Absolutely disgusting. Do better.