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Hobbycraft say sorry after customer 'thrown out' of Scots store for objecting to 'No Terfs' badge

Hobbycraft apologizes and investigates after a customer was asked to leave for challenging a staff badge, sparking a debate with over 100,000 views on social media.

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The arts and crafts retail giant came under fire after a customer made a formal complaint about her experience at a Dundee branch on Sunday, sparking a huge online debate.

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Hobbycraft 'sorry' for woman's ejection after objecting to 'No TERFs' badge

Craft supply store Hobbycraft has apologised after a woman claimed she was “ejected” from the store for objecting to a “No TERFs” badge.

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Hobbycraft say sorry after customer 'thrown out' of Scots store for objecting to 'No Terfs' badge

The arts and crafts retail giant came under fire after a customer made a formal complaint about her experience at a Dundee branch on Sunday, sparking a huge online debate.

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Daily Record broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
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