M&S DENY U-turning on allowing self-identifying women into female changing rooms – after Tory Baroness congratulated them on the move she thought they had made
Marks & Spencer has denied U-turning on allowing its female changing rooms to be used by anyone who describes themselves as a woman. The upmarket retailer faced protests earlier this year and in 2019 for allowing 'people to use the fitting room they prefer' in both men's and womenswear departments, regardless of their biological sex. On Monday night, Conservative peer Baroness Emma Nicholson, who campaigns for single-sex spaces, claimed M&S has since backtracked on their policy and had returned to being single sex only. In a letter to M&S chairman Archie Norman revealed on her Twitter account, she wrote that she was 'delighted to learn' the policy had changed and that cubicles would be 'single sex once more.' But when approached by MailOnline, a spokesman for the firm insisted there had been no change to the policy and added that fitting rooms remain closed because of the coronavirus crisis. Marks & Spencer has denied U-turning on allo