I hadn't heard of this case but it indicates the length Labour members will go to. This dates from March 2023, perhaps KS's new tack is being taken notice of.
https://twitter.com/STranswidows/status/1697241076925641081?t=F_1SMVLZBGV479DWH8x26g&s=1
Thank you @sabfilex @SVPhillimore @democracythree @WeAreFairCop Excellent news: @lbhf has rescinded its "Community Protection Notice" agst me. No more Court action! Thank you all who contributors to appeal. Money will go to similar "free speech" campaigns.
For many years I have pinned posters on my front door supporting the NHS and our local hospital when it was threatened with closure. Starting 3 years ago I added published materials from the websites of Transgender Trend, Sex Matters, Women's Rights Network and a poster explaining why a Ban on Conversion Therapy for Trans would increase existing harms to adolescent girls confused about their sex or “gender”. I displayed a photo of two young girls with scars from a double mastectomy which is circulating on the internet and has been re-tweeted thousand of times. The photo is in the public domain.
The local police have looked at these Gender Critical materials and told me that my materials do not infringe free speech laws and are not “hate crime”.
But the Labour Council, which is a “Stonewall Diversity Champion”, refuses to accept the Police's view. In March 2023 they sent me a Warning letter and in June they sent me a Notice letter with a vaguely worded accusation: “Your Behaviour: Your actions towards sexual orientation and displaying pictures that do not belong to you is a breach of freedom of speech and hate speech” (sic). In the Notice: “[The Council] is satisfied that your persistent and continuing conduct is having a detrimental effect on the public and the LGBT Community”. I contest all of this. I do not want to be silenced for raising the very important issue of sex and "gender".The penalty for not removing my posters is a criminal conviction for failing to obey the Notice and a possible fine up to £2,500. I am having to pay a lawyer to defend me.