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Mandigest: Manchester Digital Digest: Companies, Events and People by Andrew Disley: Simplified

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Freelance Front-end Web Development and Web Design Manchester by Andrew Disley. It’s good to talk. Mandigest: Manchester Digital Digest: Companies, Events and People. Compiled by Manchester freelancer @andrewdisley. A list of Manchester Digital Companies (Agencies), Events and People (Freelancers, Employees) involved in the Manchester Digital scene. The twitter username you would like included. Atlassian specialists: Support, training, plugins, consultancy, customisation and hosting! The UK's number one ...

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Celebrating the art of the cool comics logo. February 14, 2014. The Secret Voice, Peter George Publ. 1945. The Secret Origin of The Secret Voice. I love the design of this cover, as well as the logo. Reblogged this from mundensbar. Reblogged this from evilhorse. Reblogged this from starscream-and-hutch. Reblogged this from tehawesomeness. Reblogged this from ghostattack. Reblogged this from calamityjon. Reblogged this from ghostattack. Reblogged this from ghostattack. Reblogged this from ghostattack.

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SAFE | Sexual health advice For everyone | NHS Tameside and Glossop

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Our short films were produced with local young people, who were supported by YOUthink. These fantastic short films highlight sexual health issues young people face and are used in the ‘Your Choice’ Sex and Relationship Education (SRE) resource pack. For more information about the education pack, visit: www.yourchoicepack.co.uk. Video preview is too large for the device you are using to visit the SAFE website. Videos selected will open and play in a new window. To 0776 636 3390. SAFE is also on.

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SAFE | Sexual health advice For everyone | NHS Tameside and Glossop

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Team is Tameside’s sexual health intervention and prevention team – We are a specialist team which focuses on improving young people’s sexual health. We are a team of youth workers who offer one to one individual support to young people aged under 25, with regards to their own sexual health. We also support young people under 25 to access their local Integrated Sexual Health services (ISH) and SAFE clinics. You can ring: 0161 342 5600. Or 0161 342 5671. And ask to speak to someone from the YOUthink team.

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SAFE | Sexual health advice For everyone | NHS Tameside and Glossop

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If you’ve had unprotected sex in the last five days, you still have time to use emergency contraception. If you think you could be pregnant you should do a pregnancy test as soon as possible after the first day of your missed period. Tests that are done earlier than this may not be accurate. If you don’t have regular periods, the earliest time to do a test is three weeks (21 days) from the last time that you had unprotected sex. And some Doctors and Pharmacies, or speak to your school nurse. You will nee...

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SAFE | Sexual health advice For everyone | NHS Tameside and Glossop

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Sexually transmitted infections, or STIs, are infections that can be caught, or passed on, when you have sex or close sexual contact with another person. The risk of catching an STI increases with the number of partners you have. Only condoms can protect against catching most STIs, so always use a condom. Even when using reliable contraception. Even so, condoms cannot give 100% protection against catching any STI, so it’s better to avoid casual sex with many partners. By calling 0161 342 7101. Chlamydia ...

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SAFE | Sexual health advice For everyone | NHS Tameside and Glossop

http://tgsafe.co.uk/contraception

If you are having or planning to have sex, the best way to prevent unwanted pregnancy is to use contraception. But remember, contraception does not protect you against sexually transmitted infections (STIs), so you will still need to use a condom as well. All advice is given in strict confidence and all contraception is free on the NHS. Remember though, only condoms protect against catching STIs, so always use a condom, even when using reliable contraception. How does it work? The condom is designed to b...