Equal opportunities? Whether it’s STIs or guidance on how sex and relationships education should be delivered, let’s have a level playing field! It’s time we moved on from the one-size fits all approach – one camp of people ‘dictating’ how SRE should be delivered whilst credible theory and guidance from another camp offers valid ways [...]
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Standing in the reception of the Youth Offending Service I currently work for, a colleague from the training department came in with a brown cardboard box filled with literature, condoms and a prosthetic penis/condom demonstration model. She began a conversation, elaborating to myself and the others present, how she would be using the contents of [...]
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With St Valentine’s Day fast approaching we’re in no doubt that the usual ‘timely messages’ will be rolled out by organisations involved in sexual health. After all people only have sex at Christmas, St Valentine’s Day, National Condom Week, and during their Summer holidays, or whenever else it is that the people that decide on [...]
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Did you see the news last night? The British Government want to build more nuclear power stations, in order to redress power price costs, guarantee supply, prevent power shortages etc, etc. How very worthy of them… Let’s consider this for a moment. Is it yet another short-term fix? Is this proposed power proposal going to [...]
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There are times when The Red Knob mission to open up the field of sexual health education seems like a clip from an old Paul Whitehouse Fast show – the one where the woman comes up with the bright idea to fix something whilst a group of men completely ignore her – then come up [...]
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The Science… Danish scientists have produced new research that childless men are less likely to develop prostate cancer than men who are fathers – however, they’ve also found that the more children a father has the less likely he is to develop prostate cancer too – full story here: Fatherhood/prostate link. An interesting question is [...]
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