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4th October

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Who Are We?

We are a dedicated group of trans and non-binary individuals and their allies, passionate about advocating for the rights of Trans and Non-Binary people. Our mission is to combat discrimination at a local level across Exeter and the South West, as well as on a national scale.

Why we need trans pride exeter

The rights of trans and non-binary individuals are under siege across the UK. A hostile media landscape and government policies have left many trans people feeling unwelcome, unsafe, and vulnerable. The recent Supreme Court Ruling limiting trans people’s access to single sex spaces, waiting lists for trans related health that are up to a decade long, and the restriction of trans healthcare for under 18s, all highlight the ongoing erosion of trans rights. It is more crucial than ever that we rally together to support our Trans, Non-Binary, Intersex, and all gender non-conforming friends, loved ones, and siblings.

What are we doing?

We are protesting! We organise protests and politically campaign for trans rights. For instance in May 2025 100s of people joined us to protest the Supreme Court Ruling that means transgender individuals can be treated by their birth sex in certain contexts, excluding them from many single-sex spaces.

On October 4th we will be celebrating our first Trans Pride Exeter, with a protest march through the town centre to Sidwell Centre, where we will be hosting talks and discussions about trans issues, a marketplace for trans artists and creators, and some fab music and spoken word!

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Whether its stewarding the march, helping set up and run the community day at St Sidwells in the afternoon, or helping behind the scenes with admin and social media we need you to help Trans Pride Exeter happen! Just go to https://www.tpex.uk/join to
On 22nd July Exeter City councillors overwhelmingly voted in support of Pennsylviania Councillor Zoe Hughes’ motion “Trans women are women, trans men are men, and non-binary and intersex people exist and deserve recognition. Everyone shou
We are living through a moral panic where trans people are constantly raised as an ‘issue’ or ‘debate’ rather than as people by a hostile media and mainstream politics. Our healthcare is lifesaving, but now comes with waiting
We are living through a moral panic where trans people are constantly raised as an ‘issue’ or ‘debate’ rather than as people by a hostile media and mainstream politics. Our healthcare is lifesaving, but now comes with waiting
Sorry everyone - but the weather forecast for tomorrow has been pretty consistent for a grim day. At best this won't be nice picnic weather, at worst it'll be properly chucking it down. Sadly, the picnic will have to be cancelled. We'll look at anoth
We'll be at the annual Trans and non-binary community Picnic in Exeter this year, on Saturday the 5th July. More details here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/trans-and-non-binary-community-picnic-tickets-1407588999589
We're running an online EHRC consultation workshop tomorrow night. There's still time to sign up!
If you are looking at the EHRC's consultation and feeling overwhelmed or unsure what to write - then come along and we will help you fill in together. This mean you, and organisations you're a part of, can fight against the Supreme Court's attack o