It was great to see so many media reports about this case and so much public interest, and I am really thankful to Nurse Peggie for fighting for this tribunal to be public.
Many PP mentioned the topic of class in how the problem played out, but maybe it is also that the case is revelant to a wider audience.
It is a brilliant example case as so many people are able to connect this to their own life, be it changing rooms in a variety of ways (from work, the gym or when they go clothes shopping to taking children to swimming classes) and it can be connected to other female-only spaces like groups or shelters, too.
So this might have a wider net than the cases at universities, even though these laid the incredibly important groundwork for the following ones and they were more difficult for the claimants as they fought with less public support and in a different political climate.
I didn't follow all of the previous court cases and haven't fully caught up on the threads, so apologies if there is some crossover somewhere.
But SPs fight will be relevant to many people and many will know a family member or friend in a similar situation. It is very much a "It could happen to everyone" - situation which even catches those out who only supported TRAs for virtue signalling and didn't think the problems would catch them out personally.
Regarding interesting sources, this is Michael Foran's page where his articles are collected, also easier access for those who don't like Twix etc.
https://knowingius.org/