Mark Jennings claimed Pride-related paraphernalia at bank branch caused him ‘severe psychological distress’
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Mark Jennings claimed Pride-related paraphernalia at bank branch caused him ‘severe psychological distress’
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A bank customer who claimed he has a “phobia” of materials related to Pride has lost a case against NatWest in which he alleged a display in one of its branches caused him “severe psychological distress”.
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