Great work from Murray , Blackwell and MacKensie on charities including legal advice for those who need it .

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Posting this for circulation and publicity having been alerted to it in an article in the Times today .

https://murrayblackburnmackenzie.org/2026/04/16/losing-focus-womens-charities-and-the-uk-supreme-court-ruling/

They say :

The report is intended as a resource for women concerned about these charities losing sight of their purpose, including service users and their advocates, and for trustees and staff who have felt isolated and unsupported in raising concerns about that. It should interest trustees of women’s charities, and their funders. It also includes important messages for those charged with regulating the charitable sector.
We hope it will be a catalyst for change in the sector, and a resource for those in it who face an uphill battle in making a small but essential group of charities refocus on their duty to benefit women.

sugar it wrote Blackwell not Blackburn!
apologies !

Great minds think alike, OP
Women’s charities and the UK Supreme Court ruling: Murray, Blackburn, Mackenzie | Mumsnet

A great resource. The recent Scope choir saga shows how one or two activists can hijack a long-established charity

Brilliant, thank you! This is badly needed. Charities that have become political lobby groups shouldn't be taking funding under false pretenses. I was horrified by Scope's lunacy. I could never now refer anyone to them; they have nailed their colours to the mast, and vulnerable disabled females who don't consent to opposite sex carers risk having Susan turn up to do their intimate care complete with his beard, knee length false tits, his exciting pronouns and his duper's delight smile - since anyone decent would not put a client in this position.