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Trans changing room row nurse cleared of misconduct as tribunal resumes
SCOTLAND, JUL 15 – NHS Fife has spent over £220,000 defending itself in a tribunal where nurse Sandie Peggie alleges sexual harassment and belief discrimination under the Equality Act.
- On Tuesday, July 15, Sandie Peggie received confirmation from Fife Health Board that none of her misconduct allegations were upheld, just before the tribunal resumed.
- Her suspension on January 3, 2024, at Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, followed her complaint about sharing a changing room with Dr Beth Upton, and NHS Fife's internal process cleared her of all allegations.
- NHS Fife has spent over £220,000 defending the tribunal, with two attempts to withhold information, according to reports.
- No Scottish politician had spoken out until Michelle Thompson last week, and the Royal College of Nursing abandoned her, prompting political and union criticism.
- The tribunal will resume on Wednesday in Dundee, Scotland, and is expected to last another 11 days.
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Fife TodaySandie Peggie cleared of internal disciplinary charges at NHS Fife
The nurse had been accused of putting patient care at risk.
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