Theregister UK Council Data Breach Exposes Personal Details of Trans Complaint Filers
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A data breach at a UK council has resulted in the personal information of individuals who filed complaints being disclosed. Independent councillor Dulcie Tudor revealed the breach on social media after receiving ten complaints related to a question she posed during a council meeting in November. The incident highlights significant data protection failures within the local authority.
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2025-11-01
Councillor Tudor asks about a trans woman's status at a council meeting
2026-02-22
Data breach revealed by Councillor Tudor on social media
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Ten complaints received by Councillor Tudor
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