How does the Supreme Court ruling on transgender people affect housing organisations? We’ve created a resource to help

Comment28.04.26by Steven McIntyre

We’ve joined forces with LGBTQ+ organisations AKT and Gendered Intelligence to help organisations navigate the new legal landscape while protecting trans inclusion, writes Steven McIntyre, chief executive of Stonewall Housing

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