Wes Streeting

British politician

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April 2025 Streeting apologized for the 'fear and anxiety' caused by the puberty blockers ban after being confronted by protesters at a trade union conference in Liverpool.
March 25 2025 Two members of Trans Kids Deserve Better attempted to confront Streeting during a Guardian Live event and were escorted out of the venue.
February 2025 QueerAF revealed Streeting had met with members of Bayswater Support Group, a group known for extreme anti-trans positions.
2024 Retained Ilford North constituency in the general election, winning by a narrow margin of 528 votes against independent candidate Leanne Mohamad.
December 2024 Streeting announced an indefinite ban on puberty blocker prescriptions for transgender under-18s in both NHS and private sectors.
August 2024 Trans Kids Deserve Better began leaving a paper coffin outside Streeting's constituency office daily to protest the ban on puberty blockers.
July 31 2024 Streeting met with representatives of Bayswater Support Group and other anti-trans groups after an investigative report revealed potential child abuse practices.
April 2024 Welcomed the final Cass Review report on gender services for children and young people, calling for a watershed moment in NHS gender identity services.
January 2024 Supported single-sex wards in hospitals, with potential separate wards for transgender people in the future.
July 2023 Apologised for the treatment of Rosie Duffield regarding her views on gender self-identification and gender recognition reforms.
May 2023 Ranked sixth in the New Statesman's Left Power List, described as 'one of the most prominent and confident members' of the shadow cabinet.
February 2022 Re-selected as the Labour candidate for Ilford North at the 2024 general election.
November 2021 Promoted to Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care in the shadow cabinet reshuffle.
May 2021 Appointed to the Shadow Cabinet as Shadow Secretary of State for Child Poverty during the shadow cabinet reshuffle.
October 16 2020 Streeting became Shadow Minister for Schools, succeeding Margaret Greenwood who had resigned the previous day.

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