Proud to speak at @Lab4TransRights fringe at #labconf2026
There have been many setbacks over the last few years.
But my solidarity is unwavering – UNISON will keep campaigning and organising. And as a trade union movement, we will change the law.
It was really fantastic to speak at Labour for Trans Rights' rally at Conference about the importance of allyship and supporting trans people in and outside the Labour Party
It was also amazing to see so many Labour MPs, trade unionists, and allies come to show support
MPs, Trade Unionists, members of the NEC and many more came together today with one clear message:
The heart of the Labour movement beats with solidarity for the trans community.
It's time for the party of that movement to act.
Labour MPs, trade union leaders, and civil society are joining together to stand in solidarity with the trans community and say enough is enough.
Trans people deserve equal rights and the government must change the law to restore the freedoms that have been lost.
This is, and has long been, the position of trade unions and the wider Labour movement on trans rights.
As the party of that movement, we must listen and act. That's my message heading into conference.
Seeing this go from a tiny crowd outside the secure zone years ago that I supported as an ally, to a fully fledged rally inside featuring a big line up of MPs and trade union leaders, is so heartwarming.
The support for trans people in our party is growing every day 🌹🏳️⚧️
The Labour for Trans Rights rally is back at conference, and it never disappoints.
Join us on the 29th for some of the best speeches and atmosphere conference has to offer.
Proudly backed by @unitetheunion, @unisontheunion, @GMB_union, @CWUnews and @ASLEFunion.
We’re so excited to announce this year’s Labour for Trans Rights Rally 🏳️⚧️🌹
If you’re at Labour Conference, join us to say loud and clear that the labour movement stands with the trans community 👇
Solidarity to Emily.
The NEC must end the exclusion of trans women in the Labour Party and promote inclusion in all of our structures.
Where laws mandate exclusion, we have a responsibility to reform them instead of hiding behind them.
A statement from Mainstream on the exclusion of Emily Brothers, one of Mainstream's NPF candidates, from standing for the women's section of the NPF.
https://t.co/yggILWXehy