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On #TransDayOfVisibility, we're asking whether Girlguiding telling trans girls they must leave is the right call? We want to hear from voices across the spectrum and see where Britain actually stands. RT and VOTE: suff.ag/2DA030 @jan_murray @IndiaWilloughby @jk_rowling @SexMattersUK @WoodcraftFolk @TransActivismUK @LukeTryl @munroebergdorf @FiLiA_charity @KatyMontgomerie @KemiBadenoch @AngelaRayner @Ed_Miliband @ShabanaMahmood @stellacreasy @YvetteCooperMP @wesstreeting @DawnButlerBrent @EmilyThornberry @SDoughtyMP

A £22m fine for water failures… or £69m to fix the system? Tunbridge Wells MP Mike Martin says scrap the penalty and invest instead 💧... But is that accountability or a let-off? Got a question for him? 👉 Sign up on Suffrago and we’ll ask it for you #TunbridgeWells #WaterCrisis #LocalPolitics #mikemartin #UKPolitics @ThreshedThought

Who is Bristol Central MP Carla Denyer ,and what does she stand for? From climate action to representing local voices, we’re putting your questions to her 👇 What would you ask @carla_denyer ? Join the conversation on Suffrago suffrago.org/forum/bristol-… #Bristol #CarlaDenyer #AskYourMP #LocalDemocracy #Suffrago

@scotlibdems On #TransDayOfVisibiity we're asking - did Girlguiding make the right decision by asking trans girls to leave by September 6th? Vote in our LIVE Poll - >>> suff.ag/2DA030. Anonymous, vote in 10 seconds. See results after you vote.

On #TransDayOfVisibility we celebrate trans people and stand with the trans community against hatred and discrimination. To all our trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming members, supporters, friends and followers: We respect you, we value you - today and every day.

@LibDems On #TransDayOfVisibiity we're asking - did Girlguiding make the right decision by asking trans girls to leave by September 6th? Vote in our LIVE Poll - >>> suff.ag/2DA030. Anonymous, vote in 10 seconds. See results after you vote.

On #TransDayOfVisibility we celebrate trans people and stand with the trans community against hatred and discrimination. To all our trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming members, supporters, friends and followers: We respect you, we value you - today and every day.

On #TransDayOfVisibiity we're giving everyone a voice on an issue currently affecting the Trans community - did Girlguiding make the right decision by asking trans girls to leave by September 6th? Vote in our LIVE Poll - >>> suff.ag/2DA030. Anonymous, vote in 10 secs >>> See results.

On Trans Day of Visibility, it’s worth remembering that too many of the loudest voices on trans issues still don’t understand even the most basic realities of trans people’s lives. That’s why visibility and solidarity matter so much 🏳️‍⚧️

@ZackPolanski On #TransDayOfVisibiity we're asking the question - did Girlguiding make the right decision by asking trans girls to leave by September 6th? Vote in our LIVE Poll - >>> suff.ag/2DA030. Anonymous, vote in 10 seconds. See results after you vote.

On #TransDayOfVisibility I'm proud that the Green Party offer full solidarity to our trans friends and family. I support trans rights because trans rights are human rights. #TDOV2021 #TDOV

@hrw We're asking the difficult question - did Girlguiding make the right decision by asking trans girls to leave by September 6th? Vote in our LIVE Poll - and see results. Vote >>> suff.ag/2DA030

Trans rights are human rights. #TransDayOfVisibility

Today is #TransDayofVisibility and we're asking - did Girlguiding make the right decision by banning trans girls (biological males identifying as female) by September? Vote in our anonymous poll: Vote now >>> suff.ag/2DA030 #Girlguiding #Trans #Sexbasedrights #Girlsrights

@TheTroubleClub Did Girlguiding make the right decision to ban trans girls ((biological males identifying as female)? Vote on our live poll - and see results: suff.ag/2DA030

The April 2025 Supreme Court ruling continues to have a ripple effect, now hitting Girlguiding. What safe, community spaces are left for these young people and children! #TransRights #SupremeCourt #Girlguiding theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

@GyllKing Hey Gyll, you might be interested in our Live Poll about the decision by Girlguiding to ban trans girls. Was it the right one? Vote now & see results. suff.ag/2DA030

Every transphobe in this photo is supported by Christian Concern - the anti abortion, anti divorce, anti women’s rights, anti Muslim and homophobic campaign group. They’re attacking trans people only as the first step in their rights crushing programme & Badenoch backs them.

@jan_murray Live poll: Is the decision by Girlguiding to ban trans girls the right one? Vote now & see results. suff.ag/2DA030

Dear Phoebe, I read your Observer piece this morning on the reported “exodus” from Girlguiding - and I was genuinely shocked. Not because you presented a different perspective to my recent Telegraph reporting on the problems within Girlguiding. That’s part of journalism. But because you chose to include the case of a six-year-old little boy who reportedly tried to cut off his own penis - after being told he couldn't be part of Rainbows (the section of Girlguiding for 5–7 year olds). Presenting it as evidence of a problem with Girlguiding’s admissions policy. It is not. It is a deeply distressing account involving a very young child - and, on any view, a serious welfare concern. Framing it otherwise is a profound failure of editorial judgement. You also refer to this male child throughout using female pronouns, including the phrase “her penis”. I appreciate this may reflect current editorial conventions. But it sits uneasily with the basic duty of a journalist to report clearly and accurately on material facts. I was already aware of this case through my own reporting for the Sunday Telegraph. I made a conscious decision not to include it at this stage - both because a minor is involved and because of the ethical considerations that arise when reporting on such sensitive situations. Those considerations are not optional. You will know, as I do, that journalism is not simply about presenting competing narratives. It is about establishing facts clearly, handling vulnerable subjects with care and exercising judgement about what should - and should not - be used to advance an argument. I trained as a journalist in the early 2000s - a good 20 years earlier than you did - but to my knowledge nothing has changed. Good journalism should bring clarity. It should not muddy the facts - in order to promote an ideological position. In this context, that means being clear about sex - a material fact that is both legally and practically relevant. I appreciate you may be under pressure from colleagues or editors to frame stories in a particular way - or to use she/her pronouns, or the phrase “her penis”. But that doesn’t make it right. Earlier this week, the Manchester Evening News reported a violent murder as being committed by a woman - one of many examples of inaccurate reporting around sex and gender. In this case, even the Crown Prosecution Service - the public body responsible for prosecuting criminal cases in England and Wales - also reported the crime inaccurately. So that’s two professions we should be able to trust to tell the truth - providing inaccurate information. Crime statistics matter. Without accurate data on who is committing serious violence, we cannot properly understand it - let alone prevent it. I considered raising this privately, or writing to your editor. But this issue is too important to be brushed aside with a “thank you for your feedback”. I’m happy to discuss it with you privately, or to support a conversation with your editor if that would be helpful. But I hope this gives you - and your colleagues - serious pause for thought. Because it is very much needed. Janet

You might be interested in our latest poll on this issue @jan_murray - it can be embedded in your article so that the Telegraph's readers can vote without even leaving the site (Please contact us if you'd like the Embed code!) Or you can share the hyperlink: suff.ag/2DA030

🚨 BREAKING 🚨 New from me in this week’s Sunday Telegraph: Girlguiding is facing a legal challenge over its decision to allow existing trans-identifying male members to remain until September. A mother is preparing legal action - arguing that allowing biological males to stay poses a safeguarding risk to girls. Lawyers say the delay raises serious concerns, particularly around summer camps - where girls may be expected to share tents or washing facilities. 🔗 Link to read below (free gift link) 👇

Girlguiding has told trans girls (born male) to leave by 6 September to “protect” single‑sex spaces for 385,000 girls. Is telling trans girls to leave Girlguiding the right decision? Vote anonymously - 10 secs suff.ag/2DA030 #Girlguiding #TransRights #SingleSexSpaces #Girls

Cornwall has missed out on millions in ‘Pride in Place’ funding , and North Cornwall MP Ben Maguire is asking why. With some of the most deprived communities in the country, should Cornwall have been included? We want to hear from you 👇 What would you ask your MP @BenMaguireMP ? Sign up to Suffrago and we’ll put your question directly to Ben Maguire. suffrago.org/forum/north-co… #Cornwall #NorthCornwall #BenMaguire #LocalDemocracy #AskYourMP #Suffrago

Local Democracy Spotlight 🔍 Paul Foster is the Labour MP for South Ribble, elected in July 2024. Got a question for your MP? 👉 Head to the South Ribble Forum and have your say. suffrago.org/forum/south-ri… @PaulFosterMP #SouthRibble #LocalDemocracy #HaveYourSay #CommunityVoices #UKPolitics #Westminster #AskYourMP #Lancashire #Suffrago #CivicEngagement

Got a question for Lee Barron? Post it on the Corby and East Northamptonshire forum on Suffrago , we’ll take it to him. Your voice. Your question. @LeeBarronMP #AskYourMP #Corby #EastNorthamptonshire suffrago.org/forum/corby-ea…

For MPs today, understanding what constituents truly think has never been more important , or more difficult. Overflowing inboxes, polarised social media, and fragmented feedback channels mean the loudest voices often dominate, while the majority go unheard. Suffrago offers a better way to listen. Designed for MPs, councillors, and campaigners, it enables anonymous participation so people can share honest views without fear or pressure. Through polls, questions, and local discussions, representatives can gather meaningful input on the issues that matter most ,from housing and healthcare to transport and community priorities. Our AI then turns this feedback into clear themes and actionable insights, helping decision-makers understand patterns, not just individual opinions. Privacy is built in by design. Responses are anonymous, data is secure, and insights are only shared when enough people contribute. The result? A clearer picture of public opinion , and stronger, more informed decisions. Because democracy shouldn’t end at the ballot box. Suffrago. Hear what your constituents really think. #Suffrago #Civic #Democracy #UKPolitics #PublicOpinion #MPs #Parliament #politics #politicstiktok #UKPolitics #BritishPolitics #SuffragoForum #PublicVoice #Debates #democracy

“Politics has lost trust because it forgot to think about people before power.” That’s the view of Layla Moran, MP for Oxford West and Abingdon. From campaigning for cleaner waterways to questioning water companies like Thames Water, she’s been raising environmental and public health issues in Parliament. If you could ask your MP one question, what would it be? Post it on the Suffrago forum and join the conversation. suffrago.org/forum/oxford-w… @libdems #UKPolitics #oxford #oxfordshire #abingdon