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Launch of the National Taskforce for Tackling Misogyny

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IwantToRetire · 13/10/2026 16:29

I am extremely impressed and re-assured by the proposed actions outlined in this statement - not!
https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statements/detail/2026-10-12/hcws362

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Imdunfer · 13/10/2026 16:52

IwantToRetire · 13/10/2026 16:29

I am extremely impressed and re-assured by the proposed actions outlined in this statement - not!
https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statements/detail/2026-10-12/hcws362

The lost of companies is very odd. Arriva is the only one that seems to make sense.
The others are a gas company, a software supplier, a bike hire supplier, and an insurance company.

According to Google, Lime employs 54 people in the UK and I'm a bit baffled how a scooter and bike short term hire company that operates in only 10 places using mainly 3rd party contractors is going to help prevent mysogyny.

A big pub chain, a big employer of women like Tesco, a big urban design organisation would all have made more sense.

I fear this is just a vote grabbing sideshow and talking shop, but at least it is being talked about, so let's hope it achieves something.

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