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Terrence Higgins Trust and BASHH respond to government announcement on outbreak preparednessㅤ
Cabinet Minister Pat McFadden has announced a review into national resilience following the report of the COVID-19 Inquiry.
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The government that could end new HIV cases
Our Chief Executive, Richard Angell, sets out what the new government means for our 2030 goal.
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Alex’s chest hair trim for the Big Shave Off
We hear from supporter Alex Barnett about why he’s sacrificing his chest hair for the charity.
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New STI data shows gonorrhoea cases at record highs
Terrence Higgins Trust responds to Public Health Scotland figures highlighting an increase in gonorrhoea cases since 2019.
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Martyn’s fabulous Pride Month prize draw
Our supporter Martyn shares why he’s supporting Terrence Higgins Trust through the power of knitting.
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Eleven ways to support Terrence Higgins Trust this Pride season
Some of the brilliant ways brands and individuals are supporting us this summer, including flowers, concerts and bucket collections.
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Birthday Honours for charity Chief Executive
Richard Angell awarded OBE for services to charity.
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Why Chris is going clean-shaven for this year’s Big Shave Off
Chris tells us why he’s parting with his beard to support Terrence Higgins Trust.
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Manifesto possible: the last parliament to end the HIV epidemic
Whoever wins the election, urgent action is needed to get us over the line on ending new HIV cases by 2030, writes our Chief Executive Richard Angell.
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Our supporter Richard tells us why he’s braving a shave at this year’s Big Shave Off
Richard explains why he’s losing some hair to support people affected by HIV and our work at Terrence Higgins Trust.
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Why Marianne took on the Hackney Half Marathon for us
Marianne shares the story of why they decided to fundraise and raise awareness for our life-changing work.
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New STI data shows rates at record levels and severe inequalities in England – Terrence Higgins Trust response to UKHSA figures
Today’s figures published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) show there were 401,800 sexually transmitted infections (STIs) reported in England in 2023 – a 5% rise on the previous year.
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One parliament left to end new HIV cases by 2030
Our Chief Executive Richard Angell urges the next government to deliver on this historic goal