Allison Bailey has won her discrimination case against Linnaeus Veterinary
Limited, trading as Palmerston Veterinary Group, for unlawful discrimination
based on her gender critical beliefs.
In the first case of its kind, Miss Bailey, a gender critical feminist, barrister, and lesbian, has demonstrated that the Courts can and will take action where gender critical women are denied goods and services on account of their beliefs.
Miss Bailey was expelled without warning from her vet’s practice in 2023. She alleged that her expulsion was due to her gender critical beliefs: she believes sex is binary, biological, immutable, and important — views that would have been entirely uncontroversial at any other time in history. She considers the belief that gender identity can override biological sex to be unevidenced, pseudoscientific, quasi-religious, and dangerous. She believes that gender identity ideology gained ground so quickly in the past decade because it was erroneously linked to LGB rights by self-interested lobby groups, with disastrous consequences for women and girls, children, the vulnerable, and the same-sex attracted, all lawful beliefs protected under equality legislation.
In its judgment, the Court has now agreed with Miss Bailey and found that her expulsion was unlawful and discriminatory.
Source: Press-Release-Final-4-July-2025-9am.pdf
Judgement available here: https://allisonbailey.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Bailey-v.-Linnaeus-Veterinary-Ltd-judgment-04.07.25.pdf
The parents of Britain have had enough. Enough gender propaganda. Enough school awareness days à la this week’s Rainbow Friday, promoted by the charity Just Like Us, which has been accused of a pro-trans agenda. Enough hours explaining to our tweenagers that JK Rowling isn’t, in fact, a wicked hater and that it’s Harry and Hermione who have lost the plot.
If you thought the whole trans nonsense had been settled in the Supreme Court, after a panel of Appeal judges ruled that no matter how long their false eyelashes or how shrill and strident their opinions, trans women are not women – think again.
Now pre-schoolers are under siege from a slew of sparkly picture books in which daddies turn into mommies (sic) by dint of growing their hair and painting their nails. Because we all know that’s all it takes to be a woman, folks.
Titles include She’s My Dad!, Julián is a Mermaid and Call Me Tree. No. I’m not making this up.
N]ew research into the publishing industry carried out by UK pressure group Sex Matters and its US equivalent, SEEN in Publishing, has revealed that a “shiny, sparkly world of trans identities” is being promoted to young readers, with “many aimed at toddlers”.
This new audit of the publishing industry found that of 21 publishers surveyed, a fifth of their output on transgender-related products was targeted at children, leading the report to raise concerns that the message in the early-reader books was often that becoming transgender will “resolve bodily hatred and create enduring joy in the form of ‘trans euphoria’”.
However, I think we can take solace in the fact that common sense is in the ascendant. Or it would be if we can stop a tsunami of gender-fluid evangelism sweeping through our nurseries and recruiting a generation of innocents into what remains of the discredited, delusional gender war.