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Great to talk with David Mundell MP at #AIDS2024 and talk about opportunity ahead for making more progress on HIV in the UK for this next Parliament.

Glad to see Munich airport has got into the #AIDS24 spirit

If we get the right commitments in the next HIV Action Plan we can end new transmissions by 2030. Help us by sharing your views and thoughts here surveymonkey.com/r/9BCWJWJ We want to know: what’s working, where more progress has to be made & what the priorities should be for 2030

Very glad that Manuel has finally been able to leave Qatar now after such a horrific ordeal. His lack of access to HIV medicine and appropriate tests during detention was completely unacceptable. We wish him all the best. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Good to see Prof Yvonne Gilleece out there on this! 👏👏👏

Local HIV support services are absolutely vital for people and communities. We need more funding and capacity, not less!!

Delighted to have been at Terrence Higgins Trust reception in Westminster tonight and hear Wes Streeting and Peter Kyle set out the Government’s commitment to ending HIV transmissions by 2030

Good sexual health enables healthy relationships, planned pregnancies and prevention of disease. Today we are calling on the Government to work with us and to commit to a sustainable, 10 year sexual and reproductive health strategy. English HIV and Sexual Health Commissioners Group Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) local.gov.uk/publications/b…

A great afternoon in Manchester yesterday at the fab LGBT Foundation! Voluntary sector, clinician, local gov and community representatives talking what the next HIV Action Plan must deliver to end new transmissions by 2030 - a project by National AIDS Trust Elton John AIDS Foundation and Terrence Higgins Trust

This is such an important piece of work - really glad to see this out for consultation now. The focus on a more inclusive and accessible approach for PrEP is really welcome and a much-needed step towards HIV prevention for everyone