No words required…..

I found the Holocaust Memorial event on BBC1 this evening incredibly moving……

Me by the pool today…..

Happy Christmas from Thailand! Christmas afternoon tea - why not!

One night in Bangkok……

It might only be 7.30am but Bangkok here we come….(via -13 degrees in Helsinki!)

Fireplaces all cleaned and restocked…….

River Wye well and truly burst its banks…..

Builth Wells today - looks like we aren’t going anywhere in the next few days! All roads out closed…..

On World AIDS day I reflect. I reflect on my own HIV diagnosis 38 years ago, about how scared I was to be told I could have only 8 years left to live but now how medical advances mean I have a normal life expectancy and can’t pass the virus on to my HIV negative husband

A real pleasure to speak at Calderdale’s Mission 0 Conference yesterday and to share a platform with my former @thtorguk.bsky.social colleague Sue Hunter

Great to be at the World AIDS Day Reception at 10 Downing Street yesterday hosted by the Prime Minister - lovely catching up with old colleagues and hearing about new Government investment in opt out testing

What is Public Health? What has it ever done for us?

Public health is the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, public and private, communities, and individuals.

My first post having emigrated from the other place!

The UK has the opportunity to be the first country to end new HIV cases. Our CEO, Anne Aslett & Director of Policy & Advocacy, @richardpyle.bsky.social, share 6 actions that the UK Government must prioritize in their next HIV Action Plan to make this a reality. Read the report👉https://bit.ly/4eKAacL