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13 posts todayLesbian Labour: Lesbians within the labour movement are fighting back against attacks - Lesbian and Gay News
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13 posts todayhttps://t.co/68dFlQ...
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13 posts todayRT @mbmpolicy: We have an article in @ScottishLegal about the commitment in the Scottish Green Party manifesto to enshrine the Yogyakarta Principles into Scots law: https://t.co/w9fxdl...
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13 posts todayWe will be speaking up for women tomorrow at the @Commonswomequ inquiry into GRA reform alongside @fairplaywomen & @FiLiA_charity Tune in tomorrow (Weds) at 2.30pm or catch up later here https://t.co/ZHb6Id... Nothing about us without us. ...
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13 posts todayCharity Commission confirms registration of LGB Alliance
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13 posts todayUniversities 'must do more to tackle sexual harassment'
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13 posts todayRT @DrAishaKGill: Office for students has urged universities to review their sexual misconduct and harassment policies by the summer. Universities 'must do more to tackle sexual harassment' https://t.co/TXYQIs...
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13 posts todayRT @JusticeGap: 'Final showdown': Case of Kate Wilson, deceived into two-year relationship with undercover cop Mark Kennedy, begins today & is 'climax of epic ten-year battle for the truth’. 'They used sex with women to gather "intelligence",' ...
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13 posts todayCheck out the new website from Lesbian Labour http://www.lesbianl...
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13 posts todayRT @LesbianLabour: Check out our promotional video💜🙌🏼 https://t.co/2iJB0j...
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13 posts todayCheck out the new website from @LesbianLabour https://t.co/GW7mya...
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13 posts todayMadeline Agar (1874-1963) Garden Designer. A lecturer at Swanley Horticultural College, she was among the first women to go professional. Very successful in the 1920s, she is remembered for her scheme for the Memorial Playing Fields in Wimbledon and ...
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13 posts todayMadeline Agar (1874-1963) Garden Designer. A lecturer at Swanley Horticultural College, she was among the first women to go professional. Very successful in the 1920s, she is remembered for her scheme for the Memorial Playing Fields in Wimbledon and ...