A woman is threatening legal action against Camden Council over transgender-themed road markings installed in Bloomsbury, arguing the installations are unlawful political messaging. She believes they infringe on her rights as a Christian and violates laws against political publicity by local authorities. The council states the crossings aim to celebrate transgender awareness and support the LGBTQ+ community, emphasizing their commitment to inclusivity. The woman has sent a pre-action letter as part of her judicial review process, which focuses on whether the council followed correct legal procedures.
The road markings at Tavistock Place and Marchmont Street in Bloomsbury were installed by Camden Council as a visual statement to celebrate transgender awareness.
Blessing Olubanjo argues that the installations are unlawful political messaging that infringe on her rights as a Christian, threatening legal action against the council.
Camden Council received a pre-action letter and entirely rejects the arguments, emphasizing a strong history of respect and support for everyone, including trans residents.
The coloured road crossings represent the trans community, marking an important step in supporting the LGBTQ+ community within the public realm.
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