Jennifer Thetford-Kay

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Jennifer Thetford-Kay

@JenKteach

Qualified & Experienced enough to critically voice my opinions H&SC/EDU #Safeguarding Aditus Potens AF™ #SexNotGender #LetWomenSpeak All views are my own ❤

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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
Males have a significant physical advantage over females. That is just science. No hormones or surgery can negate the advantage. #TruthIsNotACrime #TruthIsNotAHateCrime #FactIsNotHate #MenAreNotWomen #WomenAreNotMen
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#Science The genetic differences between men and women - A study analysed the expression of 20,000 genes in the body tissues of donors. They found that 6,500 of them are expressed differently in men and women

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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
George's own words capture it perfectly: "I'm all up for being different — it's amazing to be different." And: "Every person's voice needs to be heard, including people with learning disabilities." bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… Truer words have never been spoken! George doesn't just talk the talk; he lives it with joy, talent, and unstoppable positivity. Doing this in his home city of Leeds, with family by his side, makes it even more special. It's the cherry on top of the cake, as he said! Massive congrats also to the other amazing alumni and honorary graduates this year. Leeds Beckett is celebrating extraordinary achievement, inclusion, and impact and George exemplifies all of that beautifully.
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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
What an incredible honour! Huge congratulations to George Webster on receiving his honorary Doctor of Arts from Leeds Beckett University! 👏👏👏 I'm so incredibly privileged to have once worked with George. Watching him light up screens, break barriers, and inspire countless children (and adults!) has been nothing short of phenomenal. From making history as the first presenter with Down's syndrome on CBeebies, to winning a BAFTA, starring in major productions, joining Something Special, writing books, and now becoming Dr George; he continues to show the world what's possible....
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Don't Screen Us Out@dontscreenusout

Congratulations to Dr George Webster! 🎉 Positive representation changes lives. Every story that celebrates the achievements and value of people with Down’s syndrome helps challenge outdated assumptions and build a more inclusive society. 💙 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

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GB News
GB News@GBNEWS·
Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor, Head of Counter Terrorism Policing, gives the latest update on the investigation into Ann Widdecombe's murder, as counter-terror police confirm the former MP was killed in a 'targeted attack'.
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National Day of Remembrance for Honour Based Violence - Shafilea Ahmed Story westyorkshire.police.uk/advice/relatio… Shafilea Ahmed was born on 14th July 1986 in Bradford. Soon after her birth she moved to Warrington, Cheshire with her parents Iftikhar and Farzana. In February 2003 she was drugged and taken to Pakistan to be forced into a marriage. Shafilea resisted and self-harmed, swallowing a caustic substance which seriously damaged her oesophagus. She remained in Pakistan slowly getting sicker. Her parents returned to the UK leaving her there with the extended family. Eventually she was returned to the UK and was hospitalised, where she spent her 17th Birthday, her last. Today would have been Shafilea Ahmed’s 39th birthday. A tough day for those who knew her remembering her life, her voice and the future she was brutally denied. Thinking of everyone who has been affected by her story today
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@justsay_mother@justsay_mother·
@JenKteach Does it still have pregnant people in it? Most dangerous bill ever It's Kill the vulnerable women But not mass murderers Not that corporate punishment ever ends well either, car crash bill
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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
In April 2026, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill fell at the end of the Parliamentary session having failed to complete its passage through Parliament. However, Lauren Edwards MP has now reintroduced essentially the same Bill, with Second Reading scheduled for Friday 11th September. It appears that the assisted suicide lobby is intending to invoke the Parliament Acts, whereby if the House of Lords rejects the same Bill in two consecutive Parliamentary sessions, it can be passed without their consent.
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Nikki da Costa@nmdacosta

Poor turnout at Lauren Edwards' APPG meeting to discuss the reckless Parliament Acts Plan. Less than a handful of MPs/Peers. No engagement with problems. De facto vote for Parliament Acts for assisted dying likely to be first five votes for Burnham premiership.

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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
The data is clear: mixed-sex changing villages are enabling predators. Single-sex facilities are the safest and fairest option for women and girls. Sport England and councils must stop pushing risky 'inclusive' designs and prioritise safety. Single-sex changing rooms protect everyone; especially the most vulnerable. #SingleSexSpaces #WomenGirlsSafe
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Women's Rights Network - WRN@WomensRightsNet

📢NEW REPORT 📢 86% of sexual crimes in Northern Ireland swim changing rooms are in mixed-sex changing villages. Our latest report into sexual crimes in Northern Ireland leisure centres confirms that mixed-sex changing rooms are a danger area for women and girls. In Northern Ireland 86% of sexual crimes in swimming pool changing rooms occurred in mixed-sex facilities. The data correlate with our previous research from England and Wales which shows that 88-90% of changing room sex crimes occur in mixed-sex changing rooms. Freedom of Information requests to the Police Service of Northern Ireland revealed that 86% of sexual crimes (voyeurism, illicit filming / photography, sexual assaults and rapes) which occurred in leisure centre changing rooms were in mixed-sex facilities compared with 24% which occurred in single-sex facilities. The FOI request covered 12 months from January to December 2023. Previously, we published Leisure Centres: Putting Women and Girls at Risk containing police data collated from a Freedom of Information (FOI) investigation on sexual crimes in leisure centres in England and Wales. These data showed that in one year (2023) there were 16 rapes, 80 sexual assaults and 65 acts of voyeurism across 257 leisure centres in England and Wales. As there are approximately 860 leisure centres in England and Wales, and as these crimes are under-reported, the totals will be much higher. The Sports Councils have actively promoted mixed-sex changing villages as the preferred option for new build and refurbishment projects. @Sport_England design guides are widely used throughout the UK for new-build and refurbishment projects. Sport England states that mixed-sex changing villages are the ‘preferred option’ but says that local councils must ‘risk assess’ their designs. Councils rarely conduct risk assessments that take into account the increased risks of allowing males into areas where women and children are in a state of undress. Women’s Rights Network calls for: ✅all new-build and refurbishment projects to be designed with single-sex changing as the default option with mixed-sex changing for families; ✅all mixed-sex changing villages to be risk assessed as a matter of urgency and controls put in place to reduce the risk. Links to the report are in the next post.

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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
Oh my goodness me... who in their right ever-loving mind voted for this woman.... Kate Nevens list is a wish list detached from evidence, reality and sanity. Kate Nevens' ideas sound extreme because they are and they ignore the evidence. Abolishing the Home Office and open borders would remove all controls on immigration and asylum; UK net migration has already strained housing and the NHS despite some short-term tax gains from workers (OBR data). Scottish independence? Scotland runs a bigger budget deficit than the UK average due to higher spending, and most of its trade is with the rest of the UK; new borders would hurt the economy hard. "More abortions" and consent-based sex ed to push contested policies when UK rates are already high and evidence on" gender teaching" in schools raises safeguarding flags. Men in women's spaces ignores biology and safety: official prison stats show male "trans" prisoners have much higher rates of sexual offences than female inmates. Taxpayer-funded sex changes for youth lack any proof of benefits; weak evidence for puberty blockers and hormones, leading to major developmental delays. Claims of "anti-white" systems overlook that most offenders match population shares, but real issues like integration and crime patterns need honest data, not ideology. These positions come from activist groups but don't hold up against fiscal reality, safety stats, or medical reviews. Scotland is part of the UK and we need practical, evidence-based policies; not insane wishful thinking that would perpetuate harm to all her constituents and the UK as a whole...
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Harekrishna #AbolishHolyrood@DownWithTheSNP

🤮 Scottish Greens MSP Kate Nevens is insane. *Abolish the UK Home Office *Open borders *LGBT rape lessons *End the United Kingdom *More abortions *Men in women’s spaces *Taxpayer funded sex-changes * Anti-white police and justice systems

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SEEN in Publishing
SEEN in Publishing@SEENPublishing·
Our reply to Amnesty's International UK's proforma response:
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@gablodian It will be an interesting read... not sure how they can square this one without admitting the did no due diligence!
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Julian Pardoe
Julian Pardoe@gablodian·
@JenKteach Amnesty says the briefing was uploaded without going through the normal checks, and it has been temporarily withdrawn while an internal review takes place. Let's see what that internal review uncovers. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
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John Cleese
John Cleese@JohnCleese·
I was a big supporter of Amnesty when they fought political imprisonment and torture Now I renounce them entirely
Safe Schools Alliance@SafeSchools_UK

We were also libelled alongside @jk_rowling’s @beirasplace in this poorly researched & defamatory hit piece from disgraced former human rights charity @amnesty. Firstly amnesty clearly know nothing about our group as they listed us a ‘gender critical’ group. We are not. We are a child #safeguarding group. If Amnesty feel that standing up for child protection is ‘anti rights’ then we have a lot of questions regarding exactly what ‘rights’ Amnesty are advocating for. We are aware that many people object to effective child safeguarding & that those that do will resort to slurs & name calling. This is nothing new & is to be expected. We are not affiliated to any other group named in Amnesty’s disgraceful ‘briefing review’. Some of the other organisations we have never heard of. Those that we have heard of our understanding is that they campaign on issues such as women’s rights, Gay rights, Lesbian rights, free speech or like ourselves child protection. Hardly issues that any sensible person could interpret as ‘anti rights’. We hope that one of the larger groups will be taking legal action. The @ChtyCommission should also investigate but based on past experience we do not hold out much hope. Once again when a child safeguarding organisation is being attacked & libelled like this it is further evidence that a #PublicInquiry is needed into the infiltration of safeguarding. There are widespread systemic failures & public & professional understanding of what effective safeguarding actually entails is currently extremely poor. The biggest right children have is the right to be protected by the adults in their society, particularly their parents. #RestoreSafeguarding #Edutwitter #WomenEd

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Protect and Teach
Protect and Teach@ProtectTeach·
Your heroes & heroines can be a real moral boost. On the school bus, Crossroads was our window into the adult world — innocent times. Today’s kids face very different influences. Thank you @jk_rowling for standing up for truth and for the possibility of support in our battle with @amnesty Your books gave millions of children magic, courage & moral clarity. We need more of that today. We all knew Benny loved Miss Diane...now they have RSE 😳#ProtectandTeach #ParentsRights @JenKteach @SafeSchools_UK @Transgendertrd @ChildrenOfTrans @OurDutyUK @pittparents @l_kidsalone
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Anita Wilcox@1RabbitInMyFlBd

@MaxiMumMother @NoSecretLessons @jk_rowling @ProtectTeach I think actual words of support will give these organisations a moral boost if it comes from someone like JKR! Not all of them want to go down the lawfare route!

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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
Please go and see your MP if at all possible... If you can't meet your MP in person, writing a personal letter or email is still an effective way to make your views known. spuc.org.uk/campaign/assis…
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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
If MPs reject the Bill at Second Reading, it will not progress further. That is why the next few weeks are so important. The most impactful action you can take is to lobby your MP in-person. Face-to-face conversations make it much harder to ignore constituents' concerns. Lobbying MPs in-person @spucprolife have prepared everything you need: A guide to meeting your MP spuc.org.uk/wp-content/upl… A detailed briefing on the Bill spuc.org.uk/wp-content/upl… A compilation of expert criticism of the Bill spuc.org.uk/wp-content/upl…
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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
On 21st May 2026, the Minister for Women and Equalities laid the EHRC updated draft code of practice for services, public functions and associations before Parliament. The 40-day parliamentary scrutiny period ended on 9th July. To support the next step in the process as set out in section 14 of the Equality Act 2006, the EHRC are now issuing the code in the form of the draft laid before Parliament in accordance with section 14(8)(a). The Minister will also now take the necessary action to revoke the 2011 code and bring the new code into force as statutory guidance. At the point that it comes into force, they will formally publish the code as the statutory code in English and in Welsh.
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Yep; pretty much all adult social care was outsourced to save local authorities money... and people are left with a lottery of if the care they receive is from someone who does the job for a vocation, or someone who does it as a job or worse still those who seek to work in care as it gives them a twisted power trip.. So many "lessons learned" yet we see the same treatment or lack thereof time and time again. It is like (in some respects) the public consciousness still puts them all away in a home somewhere "out of sight out of mind"
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Karen Webb
Karen Webb@StottieCakes·
@JenKteach In ANY setting Great care costs a lot of money- we seem content to accept poor care quality at cut prices from private companies
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Over half of adults with learning disabilities in England don't live past 65; they die 19 years earlier than the general population on average. Avoidable deaths from treatable conditions still at 39%. Shocking health inequalities, discrimination in care, and specialist nurse numbers down. There has been a 44% drop in specialist learning-disability nurses over the past decade (from 7,000 to 4,500), alongside poor identification of learning disabilities on GP registers, limiting access to annual health checks and reasonable adjustments.
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They always seem to get pushed to the bottom of the pile; I remember (naively) thinking when the Equality Act came out it would improve things; all it has done has justified other "minority" groups getting more funding and rights and again people with learning disabilities are left fighting for scraps at the bottom. Care and support has become less enabling than it once was... 🥹😢
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Karen Webb
Karen Webb@StottieCakes·
@JenKteach I was on the NHS CEO development program in 2011 when County Councils made 30% cuts to budgets. Most reduced support for LD adults so all they were left with was access to leisure centres & libraries. Their ageing parents were in despair 😩
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Oh I did once fancy making a voodoo doll of a horrible boss. Didn't of course. The good Lord stepped in and burnt down his house (workmen left something on no people hurt or it wouldn't have been funny) and he was judged under insured by his loss assessor and wasn't paid out in full. Revenge is a dish best left served by the Lord almighty. If I'd stabbed a voodoo doll amd someone had got hurt I would have felt awful - even for him. Definitely for his family.
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Jennifer Thetford-Kay@JenKteach·
Never in my life; nor anyone I know or have ever known, has had any notion of the idea of making an effigy of a public figure and gleefully stabbing it with darts crossed our minds as remotely acceptable behaviour. Yet that’s exactly what happened at a trans rights protest outside Hackney Town Hall, where an effigy of Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham was repeatedly stabbed. And Green Party councillors were there, standing alongside it. This isn’t protest. It’s deranged incitement, especially in the current climate of political violence; after the murder of Ann Widdecombe and other attacks on politicians and their families.
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