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Rugby legend Gareth Thomas named Postcode Hero
Gareth was hailed at the People’s Postcode Lottery Charity Gala for his charitable and campaigning work, receiving a £250,000 cheque on our behalf.
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Opt-out HIV testing launches at Sussex Hospital
Royal Sussex County Hospital’s emergency department in Brighton now screens for HIV during routine blood tests.
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Joint statement on the conversion therapy ban
We stand in solidarity with others in the LGBT+ sector as we demand the Government reverts to their promise of a trans-inclusive ban.
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HIV testing when blood is taken in A&E launched in London hospitals
The new opt-out testing is part of the Government’s zero HIV target.
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Contaminated Blood Scandal: Minister must immediately publish compensation study
We're demanding that the Government listens to the voice of the infected blood community.
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HIV rates in Wales to be tackled by free prevention pill
Our new campaign aims to raise awareness in Wales about the availability of PrEP.
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Drag Race UK stars give HIV the finger
Elektra Fence, River Medway and Charity Kase joined us during National HIV Testing Week.
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Black London MPs kick off National HIV Testing Week with visit to pioneering project
Janet Daby, Florence Eshalomi and Bell Ribeiro-Addy visited University Hospital Lewisham this week.
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Heterosexual HIV diagnoses overtake those in gay men for first time in a decade
This signals the changing shape of the epidemic as National HIV Testing Week launches.
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Terrence Higgins Trust appoints new trustees
We're welcoming Asher Craig, Abayomi Olusunle and Carla Barrett to our board of trustees.
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Ban on HIV-positive people joining UK armed forces overturned
This announcement makes the UK only the second country in the world to update its armed forces policy.
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Government releases HIV Action Plan to end HIV cases by 2030
A focus on opt-out HIV testing is welcome but more action is needed.
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It’s A Sin stars join people living with HIV in film calling to ‘fund the fight’
The film, which also features Sir Elton John and Russell T Davies, demands government action to end HIV epidemic by 2030.