We are currently offering:

1st, 2nd and booster vaccinations

3rd doses for immunosuppressed patients

vaccinations for children aged 12-15

Click on one of the below buttons for more information about eligible groups and to find out where local clinics are available

12-15 YEAR OLDS IMMUNOSUPPRESSED PATIENTS 1ST, 2ND & BOOSTER DOSES

Changes to face coverings, international travel and self isolation from 30 November 2021

The Department of Health and Social Care is taking action to prevent the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID 19.

From 4am on Tuesday 30 November 2021:

➡️ face coverings will be compulsory in shops & on public transport
➡️ arrivals into the country will need to take a day two PCR test & self isolate until negative test result
➡️ all contacts of suspected Omicron cases must self-isolate for ten days, regardless of their vaccination status

Get information about the changes that come into effect from 30 November.

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* visiting a walk-in, no-appointment clinic;
* booking via the national NHS website
* or calling 119.

Anyone in an eligible group who had their 2nd dose of COVID-19 vaccine at least six months ago, (Easter-time/mid-April or before), can now get their booster vaccination without an appointment. You can now get your vaccinations by:

You do not need to wait to receive a letter or text from the NHS.

* visiting a walk-in, no-appointment clinic;
* booking via the national NHS website
* or calling 119.

You do not need to wait to receive a letter or text from the NHS.

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Don't miss out on the Freshers Week fun. Having both your vaccines is the best way to keep yourself and others well, and avoid missing out on doing the things you love!

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Help us keep you and your loved ones safe.

Wear a face covering.

Covid-19 has not gone away. With vulnerable patients in our care we need
you to keep wearing a face covering when in our building. Thank you for your support.

Jab, test, protect the rest.

Wear a face covering.

Help us keep you and your loved ones safe.

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Please treat our staff with the same respect
you would expect to receive.

Our staff should be able to come to work without fear of violence, abuse,
harassment or discrimination from patients or their relatives. We have a zero tolerance
policy for these behaviours.

Please treat our staff with the same respect you would expect to receive.

Pregnancy and the COVID-19 vaccination

You can get a COVID-19 vaccine if you are pregnant or think you might be, breastfeeding or trying for a baby or might get pregnant in the future.

Here are the facts:

There's no evidence the COVID-19 vaccines have any effect on your chances of becoming pregnant
There's no need to avoid getting pregnant after being vaccinated
You cannot catch COVID-19 from the vaccines and cannot pass it to your baby through your breast milk
It is better for you, and your baby, to have the vaccine rather than the COVID infection - watch the video below to find out how COVID-19 affects pregnant women

Click here for more information

We are currently offering:

Changes to face coverings, international travel and self isolation from 30 November 2021

Keep well this autumn and winter

Pregnancy and the COVID-19 vaccination