A charity chief executive has apologised "unreservedly" to rape survivors affected by failings at support centre in Edinburgh.

THE controversial trans boss of a rape crisis centre has finally quit after a damning report found they failed to act professionally. Mridul Wadhwa, who identifies as a woman, was found to have

Sandy Brindley apologised "unreservedly" to service users at Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre after it failed to provide women-only spaces for 16 months.

The centre unfairly dismissed a worker who believed victims should know the sex of staff who deal with their case.

The head of a charity that oversees Scotland’s rape crisis centres has refused to quit after a report found that sexual violence victims were “damaged” by a policy that hindered their access to biologically female counsellors.