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Beverley Knight appointed new Patron of THT

Beverley Knight appointed new Patron of THT

British soul singer and actress, Beverley Knight MBE, has been announced as a Patron of the UK’s leading HIV and sexual health charity, THT. A vocal supporter of HIV awareness and the work of THT following the passing of her close friend from an AIDS-related illness, Beverley will use her role to he

Trans STI self-testing kits launched at Brighton & Hove Trans Pride

Trans STI self-testing kits launched at Brighton & Hove Trans Pride

Leading HIV and sexual health charity, THT and trans sexual health clinic, Clinic T, joined forces on Saturday (July 22) at Brighton and Hove Trans Pride to raise awareness of good sexual health in Brighton. Brand new trans inclusive sexually transmitted infection (STI) self-testing kits were given

Government announce action to improve LGBT+ equality

Government announce action to improve LGBT+ equality

The Minister for Women and Equalities Justine Greening, has announced ahead of the 50th anniversary of the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality on July 28, new measures to deliver greater equality for LGBT+ people all over the country. Proposals to streamline and de-medicalise the process for

PREVIEW: Plenty Queer at Cafe Plenty

PREVIEW: Plenty Queer at Cafe Plenty

Plenty Queer was born out of a desire to promote queer artistic voices, highlight the meaning of Pride, and raise some money for the Terrence Higgins Trust (THT). It has been a shared feeling among the organisers Brighton peers that, whilst always a great weekend, Brighton Pride often overlooks the

FEATURE: “We can’t say it any clearer; you cannot pass it on! This is not fake news.”

FEATURE: “We can’t say it any clearer; you cannot pass it on! This is not fake news.”

Alex, a 26-year-old, rugby playing marketing account director, living in Brighton conducts his life secure in the knowledge he can’t pass the HIV virus on to others.

THT launch new ‘Can’t Pass It On’ campaign

THT launch new ‘Can’t Pass It On’ campaign

Despite published medical evidence indicating that people living with HIV who are on effective treatment cannot pass on the virus, a major new survey by THT shows that only one in four (25%) gay or lesbian respondents were aware of this fact, which is proven by scientific research.

Stars attend exclusive dinner to raise funds for people with HIV

Stars attend exclusive dinner to raise funds for people with HIV

Terrence Higgins Trust’s (THT) Friends Dinner, hosted by Stephen Fry, which has raised over £350,000 so far, last night to support vital services for people living with and affected by HIV.

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