Nottingham Against Transphobia

09/09/2026

NAT are meeting with Nottingham MP. Comment to have your questions heard.

10/08/2026

New EHRC guidance coms into effect. Don’t panic.

NAT has all the information you need

No change to the law

The law has not changed you still have the legal right to access to access facilities that match your gender under the gender reassignment section of the Equalities act 2010, The gender recognition act 2004, and articles 2, 3, 10 and 14 the European convention on human rights (ECHR).

Although the guidance will make it more difficult to take action against service providers who break the law.

Guidance for service providers
The guidance does not affect the way any service user/ customer should behave.

You should continue to use the facilities you feel comfortable with.

Anyone challenging you is harassing you/ committing a hate crime and should be reported to the venue owners/ the authorities.

You don’t have to prove your gender
Members of the public must not challenge you at all, venue owners must accept what you say your gender is and can not ask you to prove you assigned s*x at birth in any way.

Making someone ge****ls the topic of discussion is s*xual harassment.

Don’t Panic

Nothing has changed about the way you should live your life.

Fear mongering about what has actually changed will do more harm the guidance its self.

Don’t give them what they want.
Being trans and joyful if our most powerful act of defiance.

14/07/2026

An Amnesty International report into anti-rights organisations has been removed after pressure from JK Rowling’s legal team.

The report focuses on far right Christian pressure groups and the negative effect they had on women’s rights and women’s healthcare.

This is a blatant attack by JK on all women.

The original report has been archived in its entirety, and is free to read at the link in our bio.

https://tinyurl.com/5xzvvhz4

24/06/2026

16/06/2026

Come and join Amnesty Nottingham with an urgent actions writing session to support human rights around the world.

16/06/2026

A Handmaid’s Tale for the Modern Age: are YOU feminine enough for the LWS Gender Police?

The goal of this event was to make the public aware of the opposition trans people face every day, just living our lives. We went out for coffee with friends, we went clothes shopping, and continued living our lives as normal.

Meanwhile, members of transphobic hate group LWS Midlands gave the public a firsthand look at the violence and hatred directed towards trans people. LWS turned up with signs, blocking access to the women's toilets, reportedly misgendering uninvolved cisgender members of the public.

When asked if they had seen a trans woman attempting to use the women’s facilities, the group gave a resounding “we don’t know”. When in doubt, they’ll cast you out!

Just like the proposed EHRC guidance, this group of so-called “feminists” targeted women they deemed to not be following ‘traditional gender roles’. This action exposed what WILL happen if this dangerous guidance advances further in parliament.
Women, cis and trans, will be denied the basic right of accessing these facilities, for not dressing or acting in a “feminine enough” manner like they were on the 13th.

This event was not a protest, we weren’t chanting, we weren’t waving signs, we just lived as normal. We hosted a day of trans joy and unity, which was STILL interrupted by groups who oppose us existing in public life.

We’d like to thank the Victoria Centre for having us, and for hiring additional security to ensure that all shoppers were kept safe from members of LWS, who have previously been the subject of news articles for injuring an NAT Leader in front of several witnesses.

Victoria center have expressed an interest in discussing continuing safe access for shoppers in future. NAT will seek to arrange a meeting with Victoria and other stakeholders in future.

Deepening ties between local businesses and trans advocacy will help NAT move forward in its goals of making Nottingham a sanctuary city.

Nottingham is, and always will be, a place that is safe for all trans people.

29/05/2026

Nottingham Against Transphobia are appealing for additional marshals, first aiders and legal observers ahead of our anti segregation protest June 7th
If you’d like to volunteer please message the inbox.

22/05/2026

Nottingham Against Transphobia will be protesting segregation in modern Britain

June 7th 12pm the Brian Clough Statue

05/04/2026

May 2nd Nottingham Against Transphobia will be taking part in the Trade Union Council’s May Day march and rally. Join us and other allied unions in celebrating workers’ rights and fighting the expansion of the far right.

Meet us at the Brian Clough Statue 11am