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Terrence Higgins Trust launches HIV Live Talk events
We're pleased to announce the launch of HIV Live Talk, a series of events taking place across the UK and via livestreaming.
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Why it’s time the government committed to a national sexual health strategy
A lacklustre green paper and soaring STI rates show there’s much more to be done.
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Just like Gareth Thomas, HIV doesn’t define who I am
I’m Alex – I’m gay, I’ve played rugby and I’m also living with HIV.
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Gareth Thomas: I'm living with HIV
Our reaction to the announcement by the former Wales international rugby player.
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Public health budgets set to increase but detail urgently needed from Government
We respond to the new spending plans for 2020-21.
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New HIV diagnoses falling, but much more needed to get to zero
We respond to new data published by Public Health England.
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Terrence Higgins Trust joins forces to call for increased public health funding
We're sending a clear message to Government that cuts are having a big impact and that funding needs to increase.
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Homophobic vandals target HIV charity’s new anti-stigma campaign
'Can't pass it on' posters vandalised, but we're more determined than ever to get the message out.
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Government’s vision for prevention leaves bitter taste despite commitment to new sexual health strategy
The Government’s long-awaited Prevention Green Paper is disappointing on PrEP, but includes commitments to a sexual and reproductive health strategy and to ending HIV transmissions by 2030.
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New independent HIV Commission to end HIV transmissions in England by 2030 launches with Government endorsement
The commission will draw on the ideas and experience of people living with HIV, businesses, the voluntary sector and the public.
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The latest on PrEP in England – our response following update from NHS England
We respond to NHS England's announcement of five steps towards better access to PrEP.
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Almost half of Brits would feel uncomfortable kissing someone with HIV
New poll reveals shocking levels of stigma in the UK.
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Charities write to Health Secretary to demand action on PrEP access
Our joint letter to Matt Hancock MP urging him to take action on PrEP.