Peggie describes fear preventing colleague support and cites Isla Bryson comparison
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Peggie explained why other NHS Fife staff did not come forward to support her case, citing fear of being treated as she had been. The tribunal also heard details of her comment comparing the presence of the transgender doctor in women's facilities to placing a male offender in a female prison, with reference to convicted rapist Isla Bryson.
“I think possibly it was fear… They had seen the way I had been treated at the hospital by senior staff members.”
Sandie PeggieSandie Peggie Nurse, claimantRoyal College of Nursing (RCN) Union defendantDr Beth Upton Transgender junior doctorStuart Fraser RCN representativeNHS Fife Health board defendant in original case
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first by Evening Standard, 19h ago · also Guardian, Sky News
3 more headlines
- Trans row nurse ‘felt discriminated against’ by union, tribunal told Evening Standard · 17h ago
- Trans row nurse tells tribunal she ‘felt discriminated against’ by her union Guardian · 15h ago
- Trans row nurse Sandie Peggie takes nursing union to employment tribunal Sky News · 11h ago
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Sandie Peggie v Royal College of Nursing | 23 September 2026 The Union Has Found Its Voice. It Is Cross-Examining Its Member. Sandie Peggie arrived at today’s hearing with rather more behind her than a grievance about unanswered emails. NHS Fife’s eighteen-month disciplinary
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