Here’s what you need to know about measles:
1️⃣the signs and symptoms to look for
2️⃣what to do if you think you or your child has measles
More info ➡️ www.nhs.uk/conditions/m...
Here’s what you need to know about measles:
1️⃣the signs and symptoms to look for
2️⃣what to do if you think you or your child has measles
More info ➡️ www.nhs.uk/conditions/m...
Every Londoner is #LovedandWantedHere ♥️
@london.gov.uk and @tnlcommunityfund.org.uk have invested £1.8m into Community Spaces that will bring Londoners together, help them access services and support them to build connections in their local communities 👇
www.london.gov.uk/loved-and-wanted-here
🗓️ It’s National HIV Testing Week.
Testing is the only way to know your HIV status, and now’s the perfect time to test.
Order your free test kit today: bit.ly/3KzpQLD.
#HIVTest #HIVTestingWeek
This week is HIV Testing Week 📣
Did you know that HIV testing is free, quick and easy?
Anyone diagnosed with HIV in the UK can access free treatment and support ♥️
Order your FREE HIV test kit 👇
bit.ly/3KzpQLD
@londonftci.bsky.social @london.gov.uk
It’s vital that we continue breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health.
This Time to Talk Day is about encouraging everyone to have an honest conversation about mental health and well-being.
Mind has some excellent advice on how to get started ⬇️
www.mind.org.uk/get-involved...
As the government launches its landmark National Cancer Plan with the goal of saving 320,000 more lives, the NHS is urging Londoners to respond to their cancer screening invitations today.
On #GreatMentalHealth Day, we’re so proud that London is a city that promotes understanding, empathy, and support 💗
🗺️Find out more about the great local initiatives and support services that are available right across the capital 👇
www.thriveldn.co.uk/greatmentalhealth
@thriveldn.bsky.social
Graphic from the Mayor of London with the headline “Great news” and large text reading “Key workers to benefit from 6,000 new rent controlled homes”. A smiling key worker in a burgundy uniform stands holding a phone, with rows of London homes blurred in the background.
Key workers deserve homes they can afford in the city they serve.
That’s why I’m proud to launch my Key Worker Living Rent scheme, which will help NHS staff, firefighters and others into affordable homes for long-term rent, saving potentially thousands of pounds each year.
Great Mental Health Day is coming up soon 🧠
Follow @thriveldn.bsky.social for more info on how to get involved 📣
The evidence is clear: London is making real progress against violent crime.
Deputy Mayor Debbie Weekes-Bernard, Florence Eshalomi, Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Bus Aunty and Simply Sayo stand together in front of a double-decker bus displaying a message about the need for blood donations.
Bus Aunty takes a selfie in front of the blood-donation campaign bus.
Deputy Mayor Debbie Weekes-Bernard stands with staff members at the Brixton blood donor centre in front of a colourful ‘Giving Types of Brixton’ display.
“Deputy Mayor Debbie Weekes-Bernard smiles and gives a thumbs-up while donating blood in a reclining chair at the Brixton blood donor centre.”
Bus Aunty and Simply Sayo joined Deputy Mayor Debbie Weekes-Bernard to help spread an important message – London needs more Black heritage blood donors.
Giving blood can provide life-saving transfusions including for sickle cell patients.
Register here: blood.co.uk
Today is World AIDS Day - an important moment to remember those lost to HIV/AIDS illness, recognise our progress in improving HIV prevention & care, and focus on continuing to tackle stigma.
By working together, we can reach zero new HIV transmissions in London by 2030 ♥️
@londonftci.bsky.social
An important visit to Brixton Blood Donor Centre this morning via a specially wrapped TfL bus🩸
@debbieweekesb.bsky.social stepped forward to donate and encourage Londoners to fill 23,000 donor appointments over the next six weeks 📢
The simple act of giving can save lives 👇
www.blood.co.uk
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan giving a talk at London Life Sciences Week conference.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan speaking at the London Life Sciences Week conference to an audience.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan posing with other representatives and colleagues.
London is a beacon for research and progress.
Today I opened London Life Sciences Week, bringing together industry leaders, biotech companies and investors to showcase why our city is a frontrunner to become the new world capital of life sciences and innovation.
If you're eligible, getting the flu vaccine is the best way to protect yourself and those around you this winter.
Book through your GP, the NHS app or online 👇
www.nhs.uk/vaccinations...
How short our memories are.
Just a few years ago, nurses carried this country through a pandemic, and now they're suffering a 55% surge in racist abuse.
To every nurse: London stands with you. You are loved and valued, and always will be.
Mayor of London getting flu vaccine
I got my flu vaccine this week. I’d encourage all eligible Londoners to get theirs as soon as possible to stay well and strong this winter and be able to enjoy all that London has to offer.
Book through your GP, the NHS app or online ⬇️
nhs.uk/vaccinations...
By integrating London’s skills, employment, health & careers services, Londoners will find it easier to:
1️⃣access the skills & support they need
2️⃣move into good jobs
This will increase employment rates & help those most disadvantaged by the current system.
www.london.gov.uk/InclusiveTalentStrategy
Delighted that TfL, @londonambulance.nhs.uk and @london.gov.uk have donated 44 defibrillators to homeless shelters across the capital.
These won't just help vulnerable communities on site in an emergency, but also the staff and people in the surrounding communities. 🤝❤️
On World Restart a Heart Day @london.gov.uk has announced £150k for @londonambulance.nhs.uk to install 200 new defibs in 84 'defib deserts' - areas with limited or no access.
Would you feel confident using a defib in an emergency?
Learn the skills to save a life 👇
youtu.be/f5myp1vO7Bg
Today, on World Mental Health Day, let’s look out for one another.
Our communities are stronger when we talk openly about how we’re feeling. Take 30 minutes to complete the free #ZeroSuicideLDN training and learn how to help save a life:
#WorldMentalHealthDay is a time to think about how we can look out for one another and create a healthier, more supportive London ❤️
A simple conversation can make a big difference.
With #ZeroSuicideLDN training, in just 30 mins you can learn how to help save a life: thriveldn.co.uk/communicatio...
This builds on the Mayor’s Free School Meals programme, ensuring every child has the best start in life.
Together, we’re supporting schools with expert training and advice to get the most out of their meal provision, because every child deserves a healthy meal at school. 🍽️🌱
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📣 We’re proud to launch a new partnership with @schoolfoodmatters.bsky.social and @bloombergdotorg.bsky.social @vitalstrategies.org championing nutritious school meals across London.
#Cities4Health
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Bold actions work 👏
Millions of Londoners are breathing cleaner air as a result.
Your chance to make your voice heard. Five diverse Londoners standing in a group next to a checklist. If you are over 16 and a British or Irish Londoner, a qualifying Commonwealth or EU Londoner or an EU Londoner with retained rights grab your national insurance number and register to vote at Register to vote - GOV.UK. Digital imprint states: Supported by the Greater London Authority, City Hall, Kamal Chunchie Way, London E16 1ZE. Printed and promoted by Shout Out UK, 240 Portobello Road, London W11 1LL.
Calling all Londoners 📣
Are you a British or Irish Londoner, a qualifying Commonwealth or EU Londoner, or an EU Londoner with retained rights, and over 16 years old? You can #RegisterToVote.
Find out more at registertovote.london/
#NoVoteNoVoice #LVRW2025
In London, hate will never win.
Working with @annafreudcharity.bsky.social schools will build practical skills and knowledge to support the future of young Londoners for years to come 📅
Together, we can ensure our young people have the tools and confidence to achieve their full potential💥
That’s why he’s investing £810k to boost mental health support for up to 15k young Londoners in 16 secondary schools across 9 boroughs 📚🧠
This work launches today in @hackneycouncil.bsky.social @newhamcouncil.bsky.social @royalgreenwich.bsky.social @camdencouncil.bsky.social
This is an image announcing a Mayoral investment into mental health support for selected secondary schools in London. It shows a student and teacher connecting fists, suggesting there is support.
The Mayor @london.gov.uk wants London to be the greatest city in the world to grow up in, a place where all young people can take advantage of all the opportunities that London has to offer 🌟👦🏽👧🏿