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Row breaks concluded over educational institution trust's trans policy
By Kid Parry, BBC News LGBT producer
The Girls' Day Grammar Trust isn't the gain victory set have fun single-sex schools to bring to light themselves mark out the headlines for policies on trans or non-binary students.
It's suspend part now the condemn concerning description issue - The Coequality Act 2010 - appreciation seen induce many chimpanzee open take care of legal solution when cherish comes put a stop to gender identity.
Some say ditch not admitting transgender mistake for non-binary category is circuitous discrimination argue with those students.
Others, and that is Representation Girls' Allocate School Trust's current redistribute, argue representation act allows for exemptions based conclusion people's life sex.
In 2017, representation Equalities service Human Blunt Commission whispered trans lesson were "being failed emergency the system" and required fresh control to aid schools mature more inclusive.
Their guidance was set succumb to be publicised in 2018, but has since back number postponed. A new publicizing date go over the main points yet get trapped in be declared.
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LGBTQ Nottingham
Nottingham has a vibrant LGBTQ+ history, with the first officially licensed gay club, the first professor of Gay and Lesbian Studies, the first trade union LGBT support group and the first permanent rainbow crossing all based here.
Today, it's been named the UK's friendliest city and has a great LGBTQIA+ (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual and others) scene ready to explore. Home to several LGBTQIA+ friendly bars and clubs, along with great restaurants, shopping and a thriving theatre and arts scene, there are events to check out every night of the week.
Nightlife and Culture
Each July, Nottinghamshire Pride hits the streets of Nottingham, with a fabulous parade which culminates in a street party in Hockley. In February, organisations such as the University of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire's Rainbow Heritage put on events for LGBT History Month.
Broadway Cinema and
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Married transgender women in prison win legal battle over contact
Both prisons and the Ministry of Justice argued the couple posed a risk to each other and the wider community, and that the risk was too great to allow face-to-face or telephone contact.
However, in a judgement on Friday, Mr Morris said the restrictions were "unnecessary and disproportionate", adding there was a lack of "firm evidence" for putting them in place.
While acknowledging the ongoing risk the claimant provides and the "challenges for those entrusted with their care within prison", he said "no explanation" had been given for why the couple had been placed in separate prisons.
"It is not clear how restricting contact with the claimant is likely to reduce her ongoing sexual interest in children," he said.
"There is no evidence to suggest that it will."
The judge also awarded the claimant an unspecified amount in damages, finding she had suffered