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Thursday, 05 August 2010

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John Kimble

Someone posted their success in overturning such sessions. Shouldn't we be try to get some media coverage for that victory in order to start putting pressure on other authorities? (I didn't' see it mentioned in the media anywhere).

JOHN TAYLOR

Have a look here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/4143394.stm
& here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bristol/4639892.stm

Have a word with Hon Secretary of Parity.
http://www.parity-uk.org/

SomeoneSomewhere

I don't know if you have a similar system in England or not, but in Scotland we have such a thing as a 'Small Claims Court', which is an inexpensive way of recovering sums of money from debtors.

If I were in this situation, I would demand the return of my fees for the portion of time from which I was being excluded from using the facilities.

If the authority refused to give me my refund, I would take a claim out against them, at the Small Claims Court.

Maybe this is something which you chaps 'down South' could look into?

Xxavier

Actually I think women only classes and possibly sessions are not that bad an idea in of themselves. The problem is that gender activists have lobbied for simplistic non-nuances anti-discrimination laws and then used them to attack anything male.

Well it looks like it has come round and bitten them in the butt.

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