How women’s contraception has changed over the last ten years
There has been a significant decline in people using popular variations of women’s contraception, new data has revealed. Data released
Teen pregnancy falls in London but Croydon with highest rate
Conception rates amongst girls under 18 have been steadily dropping in London, more than halving between 2012 and 2022, according
Despite decline in contraceptive prescriptions, pill remains most popular
While the total number of contraceptive prescriptions in the UK* has decreased, the pill remains the most commonly prescribed method,
More women opt for longer-term contraception reveals data
More and more women are opting for long-term contraceptive methods, such as intrauterine devices (IUDs) and contraceptive implants over user-dependent
Women share experiences with IUDs after petition demands more pain relief
Three months ago Lucy Cohen, 38, started a petition to offer better pain relief at appointments for the insertion of
‘Now I’m off the pill I can live my life in colour again’ – How does hormonal contraception affect our mental health?
More than 75 per cent of people say hormonal contraception has affected their mental health, shows research by South West
Merton teens to be taught about ticking biological clocks in fertility classes
Merton teens will have lessons about their biological clocks, the impact of delaying parenthood and factors that could affect sperm and egg
Campaigners gather to protest against Richmond Park deer cull
Summary: The Royal Parks say the cull is necessary to keep numbers under control Image: By Molly Kersey The autumn
Richmond Park deer face dangers other than culling
Summary: Park-goers have to accept some responsibility for around 15 deer deaths a year. Image: By Ros Satar Richmond Park