And deeply and fundamentally anti-ecological

I'll be giving an online lunchtime UCL lecture on 'How should we collect data on sex and gender identity?' on 12th November. Sign up! @IOE_London @ucl ucl.ac.uk/events/events/2026…

If you like what we stand for, please sign our Declaration here: greenwomensdeclaration.uk/

🚨 Booked up for GPW's Conference event? 🌍 Find out about women's pelvic health & the environment 🫶 There'll be a #DoYourPelvicFloorExercises element! 🤓 Doing 'em now as you read this?! 😬 Yep, you're doing that face! @GussieGrips #ForWomenAndPlanet 🔗us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…

Green Women's Declaration are arriving on site at the Green Party Conference in Brighton! Bringing our message that ♀️ Sex is Real 🚺 Female-Only Spaces are Necessary ♀️♀️ Lesbians are Same-Sex Attracted 🙋‍♀️ And we have freedom of belief & expression! #ForWomenAndPlanet

We recall when we had to leaflet outside. Faced complaints that we were too close to the venue, also leafleted outside conference hotel but moved on from there. Many activists could not stand even us being able to leaflet. #NoDebate Getting the word out is hard but vital.

The Darlington nurses case could cost the NHS over £1.5m. NHS Fife’s legal costs in the Sandie Peggie case had already exceeded £400k — and that wasn’t the final bill. What could nearly £2 MILLION represent? 🩺 Around 39,000 GP appointments. 39,000 opportunities to assess symptoms, diagnose illness, manage long-term conditions and reassure patients. When people struggle to get a GP appointment, £2m sounds rather different. @NHSEngland @NHSResolution @DHSCgovuk @SexMattersOrg @JournalismSEEN @NHSScotland @NHSWales @ScotGovHealth @WGHealthandCare

"I don't think that cutting off my breasts or giving me testosterone made me a man any more than cutting off my arms and my legs would have made me a worm,” she said. “It's all fraud.”

Tell one woman when their union makes trans rights a priority, they are really demanding women stfu and undress in front of men in workplace changing rooms.

“For Creasy, free speech means state-regulated speech. Only people with approved views can speak, and anyone who steps out of line must be silenced and, if necessary, punished. Think it’s ridiculous to suggest that a person with a penis is a woman? In Creasy’s world, where we must ‘recognise various identities’, you must either self-censor and keep schtum or face changes to the law designed to shut you up. This week, Stella Creasy, the Labour MP for Walthamstow, waded into the free speech debate at a fringe event at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, bringing her familiar brand of student politics with her. Creasy told the audience that free speech must be curtailed when it “stops somebody else’s view from being heard”. She elaborated, saying we should recognise “the impact and the context in which people have conversation and debate”. What she is saying, essentially, is that because everyone has a different identity and unique personal circumstances, free speech is impossible without state regulation. Creasy believes we must tackle “the barriers that stop people being heard at all”. This is absurd. Freedom of speech is a fundamental pillar of any self-respecting democracy. It is non-negotiable and, most importantly, a universal right. Fortunately, Jonathan Hinder, the Labour MP for Pendle and Clitheroe, was at the event to restore some common sense. “If you don’t believe in free speech for your opponents, you don’t believe in free speech,” he said. As Joanna Williams points out, Stella appears as hopeless at understanding free speech as she is at distinguishing between parrots and parakeets. Read more in @spectator 👇

Birthday visit from the wonderful and thoughtful @MrMennoTweets to record a podcast. Look out for it on his channel in a couple of weeks

🎙️🚨 NEW EPISODE OF THE FSU PODCAST OUT NOW This week, @_ConnieShaw is joined by her friend, fellow activist and newly appointed spokesperson for the Institute of Economic Affairs, @MaeveHalligan . Connie and Maeve met through London’s free speech and gender-critical networks while they were undergraduates at different universities. Both found themselves at odds with a woke orthodoxy that seemed particularly popular among female students. In the summer of 2026, Maeve’s speech opposing trans activism at a Cambridge Union debate went viral. It was a spectacular finale to her year as founding president of the Cambridge University Society of Women (CUSW). Maeve explains why, despite losing the vote at the debate, she hasn’t given up hope of winning over young women. Watch the full episode on the FSU YouTube channel 👇

Breaking! @EnglandTouch Rugby protect the female category “Women’s competition – Open to participants whose sex recorded at birth is female. Transgender men (female at birth) are eligible to compete in this category.” Effective immediately 1/

Available now on audiobook: the novels of Christopher Isherwood. From Alex Jennings’s reading of ‘A Single Man’ to Michael York’s performance of ‘Goodbye to Berlin’ (the basis of the musical ‘Cabaret’) these nine classic novels from a hero of the gay liberation movement are both sparkling and profoundly affecting. Listen now: naxosaudiobooks.com/isherwoo…

Nurse Sandie Peggie has taken her union to court because of their lack of support. Looking at the reporting, it is actually far worse. It has been an interesting experience watching the great and good of the RCN tie themselves in knots. The explanations of what they believe and how it has pervaded their advice have been entertaining: they can’t/won’t define it but they know that it is right and inclusive to ignore the rights of women. There is compelling evidence to suggest that as an organisation they have enthusiastically embraced gender identity and moved on to approving self ID in practice. No such evidence of supporting their sex realist members has come to light, but the RCN have happily taken their money. Thank you to Tribunal Tweets and Nick Wallis for reporting on proceedings. We watch with interest and growing repugnance. genderblog.net/peggie-v-rcn-…

We have published our annual Wales Impact Report, which shows the range and impact of our work to protect and promote rights and make Wales fairer in 2025 to 2026. To read more: ow.ly/RUjj50ZToaL

A reminder to the “feminists” and activists who lecture women that defining ourselves as female human beings is reductive or anti-feminist -- and to the gaslighters claiming feminism has never had anything to do with sex. First published in 1970, this became one of the most influential feminist and women’s health texts in history, eventually selling more than four million copies. Recognizing that women are female human beings is not "reducing" women to our bodies, we are our bodies. We are human beings, female uman beings, and that is all we need be.

Join our sisters in @GreenPartyWomen at their Fringe event. 9am Sun 4 Oct in 'Syndicate 2' room @ Green Party Conference! 'Eco politics and hilarity'

Reclaim the word Dyke Streets ahead of the Green Party inclusive language guidance : Read 🙏 @cleancitybird president of @NotAllGays articles in @TERF_Times on the copting and colonisation of our language

Somehow, the most radical ideas in British life in 2026 are that sex is real, speech should be free, and children are not a political experiment.