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Gareth Thomas announced as HIV Commissioner
Former Wales rugby captain joins HIV Commission to play key role in ending HIV transmissions within the next decade.
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Government commits to national sexual health strategy
Our response to the news, which follows a critical report by MPs on the nation's sexual health.
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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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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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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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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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New STI stats show action urgently needed to tackle soaring rates
Our response to new data published by Public Health England.
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New findings of Health Select Committee’s sexual health inquiry published
We urge the Government to take action to implement the findings of a group of cross-party MPs, whose new report criticises its approach to sexual health.
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New film shines light on impact of PrEP on trans people
Trans People Taking PrEP aims to raise awareness of the HIV prevention pill among trans people.
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PrEP trial places boosted in London by 60%
Our response as the London PrEP stalemate is finally broken, with trial spaces in London to see a 60% increase.
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Grayson Perry donates Brexit sculpture to The Auction 2019
The artist explores national identity in a new artwork for our charity auction, saying 'Brexit is my muse'.
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Brighton and Hove STI Testing Week returns for fifth year
We're encouraging local residents to get tested as we campaign to tackle high rates of STIs in the city.
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PrEP stalemate continues in London while trial places expand in just 67% of other areas
Our response to the news that extra places in London for the trial of the HIV prevention pill are still blocked while places have expanded in just 67% of areas outside the capital.