Darlington Nursing Union

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The Darlington Nursing Union (DNU) has been set up to protect women in the workplace.

The momentum for this new union came about after a man, identifying as 'Rose', began using the women's changing room at Darlington Memorial Hospital.

The nurses raised concerns, but NHS managers told them to be more 'inclusive' and 'get educated' - while the local trade unions including Unison provided no support.

Now this sounds a lot like Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre where the chief executive Mridul Wadhwa (a friend of Nicola Sturgeon's) told rape survivors to 'reframe their trauma' if they wanted women-only support.

Wadhwa is a man who self-IDs as a woman and has since stood down as ERCC's chief executive.

Follow DNU @DarlingtonUnion - the union is free and it can run alongside any other union membership. Membership is not just for nurses - any healthcare professional can join.

I wonder how long it will be before one of the big unions (RCN, Unison, GMB and Unite) are sued by members who are denied proper representation over this nonsense of self-ID and men magically declaring themselves to be women? 

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