Supreme Court's single-space ruling set to come into force as date finally announced

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Supreme Court's single-space ruling set to come into force as date finally announced.

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The Supreme Court's single-sex space ruling will come into force at the beginning of August, Britain's equality watchdog has said.

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Guidance on the use of changing facilities and toilets will become effective on August 5 under the new law.

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The code of practice comes into play more than a year after the Supreme Court ruled that "women" refers to biological sex for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010.For Women Scotland, the group behind the original Supreme Court, said they hope "everyone gets on with complying with the law".

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say A spokeswoman for the group told GB News: "It has been a long wait for the Code of Practice and, along the way, we've had to deal with a lot of lies and misdirection.

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