I contacted Wetherspoon on Saturday when I saw post on X with the email from Customer Services saying customers can use whichever toilet they fancy. Looks like they have now stopped the knee-jerk responses.
(Don't shoot me for saying "EHRC guidance" rather than "update"!)
To Wetherspoon Customer Services
Sat 26 April
Is it true that Wetherspoon's pubs are going to discriminate against women by allowing men to use the Ladies toilets? I have never seen a man dressed as a woman in the toilets when I have been to any of my local Wetherspoon pubs for a meal but if Wetherspoon does this then lots of them are going to descend on Wetherspoons.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has issued guidance today to help businesses understand the implications of the Supreme Court ruling on 16th April:
https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/media-centre/interim-update-practical-implications-uk-supreme-court-judgment
If you still have separate Ladies and Gents toilets then is against the law to let men (males) covered by the protected characteristic of gender reassignment to use the Ladies.
If you do not have Ladies toilets that are for women (females) only then this could be indirect discrimination against women (females). I would say that it IS discrimination against women because my friends and I would not feel safe to meet at Wetherspoons any more.
Please let me know as soon as possible what Wetherspoon is going to do so that we can decide where to meet now.
Reply from Wetherspoon Customer Services today
Mon 28 April
Thank you for contacting the Wetherspoon customer services team.
We are currently looking into the issues you raised and will be in touch in due course.
Thank you once again for getting in touch.
Many thanks,
Wetherspoon Customer Services
(Edited to add "signature" from Wetherspoon)