Cambridge college relabels toilets despite sex-based spaces guidance

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 14:52

King's College has relabelled toilets with gender-neutral signs, ignoring new equality guidance.

King's College Cambridge has replaced traditional lavatory signs with 'cubicles' and 'cubicles/urinals' following recommendations from a campus LGBT+ group. Critics argue this contradicts August guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission, which reinforced a Supreme Court ruling that single-sex spaces should be based on biological sex rather than gender identity.

How it is being reported

• Cambridge college accused of ignoring new guidance after labelling toilets as 'cubicles' and 'cubicles/urinals'GB News · 22 Sept, 14:29
• Cambridge college sparks row after replacing genders on toilets with 'cubicles' and 'cubicles/urinals' despite Supreme Court ruling on single-sex spacesDaily Mail · 22 Sept, 13:34

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