That doesn't mean that everyone has a good experience with them and we do know of people who aren't.
If cureent patients feel there's issues with care that we need to know about then we want to know.

The Laurels had a reputation for poor treatment. There are a lot of awful stories about them in the 2010s. Current patients that we know seem to be having a generally good experience of care. But they've had to get through the 7 or 8 years of waiting first. And that wait only gets longer.

Safe journey Kristina.

I'm glad you had a good day. Thank you for coming!

I know! I recognise you, and we chatted briefly. I think I told you off for getting out of the march formation. I didnt know you were there as a journalist.

The march from town to St Sidwells community centre!

Speakers at Trans Pride Exeter!

We would love that! I'm sorry we didn't know you were here with What The Trans.

Thanks! We're pleased with that, and maybe 10 people changed their name today!

Contact your MP and ask them to act now - you can use the letter template in the link to help.

Changes of this scale by ministerial fiat sets a dangerous precedent and undermines the sovereignty of the House.

We cannot let this happen in secret, behind closed doors."
transactual.org.uk/blog/2025/09...

"Parliament and the public are not expected to even gain sight of the Code until after it has had Ministerial approval, and MPs are expected to have no opportunity to debate or vote on this momentous change in Parliament.

This letter calls on MPs to defend the right of Parliament to scrunitise, debate and vote on legislation that will impact all of our human rights.

The changes in the draft guidance will see trans people excluded from the services they need and use on a daily basis, many of us excluded from both men's and women's space in an act of transgender segregation. We expect the upcoming guidance to be little or no better.