Consent is an important part of every sexual experience. But what does it actually mean and what does the law say?  At its simplest, sexual consent means agreeing to take

Films, TV and social media can sometimes make it seem as though being attracted to someone, falling in love and wanting sex all automatically go together.  In real life, relationships

When people think about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), they might expect there to be obvious signs that something isn’t right. But the reality is that many STIs can have no

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Suffolk Sexual Health Service is supporting Sexual Health Week 2026 (Monday 14 to 20 September), encouraging people across Suffolk to connect, communicate and feel more confident talking about sexual health

Sexual Health Week may be over for another year, but the conversations it started don’t need to stop.  This year’s Sexual Health Week, which took place from 14–20 September, focused