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Terrence Higgins Trust has launched a sexy new campaign in Brighton, letting the public know that people living with HIV on medication cannot pass on the virus during sex.

The Welsh Government is investing £9 million to deliver Wales’ HIV Action Plan over the next two years.

In a boost to Scotland’s efforts to end new HIV cases by 2030, a game-changing approach to blood-borne virus testing will be rolled-out in Edinburgh and Glasgow thanks to new Scottish Government...

Terrence Higgins Trust is committed to equality for all women, to trans rights and to trans inclusive services.

The leaders of the Scottish Labour Party and the Scottish Green Party are among a number of MPs and MSPs in Glasgow and Edinburgh calling for the introduction of opt-out HIV testing in the city’s...

Terrence Higgins Trust is exploring a future for leading HIV website aidsmap 

Our Chief Executive Richard Angell OBE responds.

NHS England has confirmed that nine more hospitals will be joining its opt-out HIV testing programme as a result of funding announced by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in November. This will bring...

On World AIDS Day 2024, stigma continues to overshadow medical progress towards ending new cases of HIV in Scotland by 2030, with nearly half of Scots saying they would feel ashamed to disclose an...

Terrence Higgins Trust Response to UKHSA statement.

Terrence Higgins Trust Chief Executive, Richard Angell, has today thanked the HIV sector as he attended an investiture today at Buckingham Palace to receive his OBE, which was awarded for services to...

New funding to bolster the government’s pledge to end all new transmissions of HIV within England by 2030 were announced today by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, at a reception in No10 to mark World AIDS...

Britain’s leading HIV charity, the Terrence Higgins Trust, and the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH), have today jointly called for the UK Government to ‘turbo-charge’ efforts to...