Identify as trans and/or non-binary?
Do you identify as trans and/or non-binary? Do you participate in sport, currently, in the past, or want to? If so, Abby Barras, a PhD student at the University of Brighton, would like to talk to you!
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Serial rapist – Hampshire Police make improvements to sex offender management
Hampshire Constabulary improves how it monitors people on its sex offender register after accepting five recommendations following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. The investigation was launched in April 2017 into how the force managed Sam Ashley, a registered sex offen
Local actor needed to play LGBT+ character role
La La Theatre Comp seek a Brighton actor to complete the cast for an exciting and original comedy. TO heal, or not to heal? Is that a question? To err is human! Does that even make sense?
HIV testing kit vending machines win national award
A world-first touch-screen digital vending machine which dispenses free HIV self-test kits at the Brighton Sauna has received a national award for designers and health experts at the University of Brighton, Brighton & Sussex Medical School, the design consultancy DÃptico and the Martin Fisher Founda
Sexual Health in crisis say National AIDS Trust
New figures from Public Health England (PHE) reveal a 20% increase in syphilis and 22% increase in gonorrhoea diagnoses nationally, despite the overall rates of sexually transmitted infections across the country remaining stable in 2017 compared to 2016.
Review recommends improvements for Council’s housing repairs contract
Recommendations from an independent review into Brighton & Hove Council’s repairs and improvement contract with Mears will be used to help improve services and the drawing up of future contract agreements. The review was commissioned to look at what the council needs to consider in future repairs co
Scottish Parliament passes into law ‘Pardons Bill’
The Historical Sexual Offences (Pardons and Disregards) (Scotland) Bill had its final stage 3 debate in the Scottish Parliament, yesterday afternoon (June 7). The Bill, that pardons people convicted of the old discriminatory offences involving sex between men was passed by a vote of 119-0.