Parents planning a meeting to discuss transgender ideology in Scottish schools have been told they must pay a £600 security bill after opponents attempted to close down their event.

The Scottish Government issued controversial guidance in 2021 which stated that children as young as four should be able to change their name and pronouns at school.
It stated that teachers should take an “affirming” approach to pupils who claim to be trans and that their parents should not necessarily be told if they change gender at school.
The parents group said it wants to "break the silence” around the taboo issue of how transgender ideology is tackled in the classroom.

"We expected that our council would protect our democratic rights. It is entirely wrong that the council is claiming that the threat to public order is our responsibility."

Trans activists have claimed the event on March 14 is a “hate” event and have planned a protest outside the library.

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