In the UK, it is very easy to get free advice and contraception. The earlier you get emergency contraception, the more likely it is to prevent a pregnancy. If we are closed, you can get it from a family planning clinic, your GP, or the Accident and Emergency Department of hospitals. At Auckland Road Family Planning Clinic in Cambridge City Centre, you can get emergency contraception. If you break these laws and get caught, you can end up in court and face a fine or even be sent to prison.
Contraception helps prevent pregnancies, safe sex prevents infections.
There are many different methods of contraception. Each one has its good points and bad points depending on who you are, what age you are, your past medical history, and how and when you usually have sex. Barrier methods can stop both pregnancy and infections. Not all contraceptive methods can stop infections. Condoms stop infections in the same way as an umbrella stops you getting wet hair, by physically stopping rain from getting to you.