Butlin’s security guards removed for forcibly ejecting trans women from women’s toilets

Since the incident, Roberts said he had met with the management of the music event, called Bang Face, and Butlin’s staff, in which it became clear that the two “most aggravating” security guards had been “immediately removed” from the festival. personnel and an investigation was underway.

A spokesperson for Butlin’s Skegness told The Telegraph: “As an inclusive business, we were very concerned to hear about this incident.

“To our great disappointment, our third-party security contractor did not follow our processes despite being thoroughly informed.

“As soon as we became aware, they were immediately removed from their position for not handling the situation in accordance with our processes.

“We are in direct contact with those involved and reviewing the way we work with contractors.”

Butlin’s Skegness hosted the Bang Face music event for the first time following its move from Southport Pontins.

At its peak, Butlin had 10 camps, including one in Ireland and one in Barbados. But by 1998 there were only three left, in Bognor Regis, Minehead and Skegness.