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Issues of sex, gender and child protection - and the freedom to talk about it.
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Briefing note on the Conversion Practices Bill (opens the original)
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I am pleased to be invited to speak at the 2026 Battle of Ideas on Sunday 18 October at the session ‘Conversion Practices Bill: criminalising parents, teachers and priests? alongside Lucy Beney, Faika El-Nagashi, Neale Hanvey and Helen Joyce The following questions are posedSarah’s Newsletter is a reader-supported publication.
An open offer to settle to Jolyon Maugham (opens the original)
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On 28 August 2026 my solicitors sent an open offer to Jolyon Maugham. He rejected that offer on Friday 11 September and it is now withdrawn. So I hope to see some of you in court! Sarah’s Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="button primary" type="subm
Letter from the BSB reviewer 5 August 2026 (opens the original)
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Apologies, the letter was too long to include in my substantive post on this issue, so please read the two together. The substantive post is here. Sarah’s Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="button prim
Some more thoughts on freedom of speech (opens the original)
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I was very pleased to discover in my email inbox on 19 August 2026 confirmation that the BSB independent reviewer had decided to uphold in full the BSB’s initial rejection of the Good Law Complaint about my conduct. If you want a reminder of what went down in August 2025, I have written about it here and my response to the GLP request for a review in May 2026 is here.The letter was too long to include in this post so <a href="https://sarahphillimore.
The Curious Incident of the Invisible Police at the Pride Events (opens the original)
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The substantive hearing of my judicial review application against the Wiltshire Police will be heard on 23 November 2026. I am seeking a declaration that they have acted unlawfully in breach of their statutory duty of impartiality by sending out uniformed officers (including their Chief Constable) in the colours of a contested political ideology at Pride Events. Sarah’s Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or pai
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