Vaccine
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BrentfordAddick said:So a place near me is doing jabs on demand for anyone over 18, queue up and from 5.30 jabs are available until they run out or reach a capacity of who can be jabbed by 5.30. Young colleagues have tried on a couple of occasions to get one and been too far back in the queue. Anywhere else doing this?0
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Dansk_Red said:I think this is due to the spike in the Indian variant in the West London (Hounslow)0
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killerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57185584
Prince William has had his first jab. Aged 38 so in line with the guidance, indeed I think it's been very good that the royals and politicians have had their jabs when eligible, rather than jumping the queue.
It's all a charade...they had theirs done 18 months ago along with their 5 G mast booster shots.
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Slightly ironic that the least socially distanced I’ve been in the last year have been the queues for a vaccine!7
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Got a message from GP surgery and have moved my vaccine forward to tomorrow so 8 weeks from first AZ6
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My 2nd Jab is due 2nd June. Had a text to say they are bringing the jabs forward. I rang 119 who said they could re-book my appointment but would have to cancel my 2nd June booking first, but it could mean that my date for the jab could be later than the 2nd, so decided to leave it as it was. Thought that was a strange process.1
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CheshireAddick said:My 2nd Jab is due 2nd June. Had a text to say they are bringing the jabs forward. I rang 119 who said they could re-book my appointment but would have to cancel my 2nd June booking first, but it could mean that my date for the jab could be later than the 2nd, so decided to leave it as it was. Thought that was a strange process.
So you have to cancel the 2nd & chance that you can rebook sooner.
If your already booked for 2nd June, as you say it's not worth chancing it.0 - Sponsored links:
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People aged 32 and 33 in England are now being invited to book their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine.
The NHS said booking will open to that age group - around one million people - at 07:00 BST on Saturday.
Text message invitations will be sent out to 33-year-olds on Saturday and also to 32-year-olds on Monday.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57209444
People can book via the link below
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Seem to be absolutely smashing through the age groups now.
Wonder if that's because the further down we get the less people are booking?1 -
FishCostaFortune said:Seem to be absolutely smashing through the age groups now.
Wonder if that's because the further down we get the less people are booking?1 -
Had my second AZ jab yesterday and like the first, pleased to say, no problems whatsoever and I’m 60. I booked it all online from the NHS website and a very smooth process from start to finish.
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I booked online myself my second appointment then changed it myself .
GP then sends a link to my wife’s phone beginning of this week to book my second a few weeks earlier and I’m going for that today .
I haven’t cancelled the one I booked online which I’ll do once I’ve had the injection today .1 -
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FishCostaFortune said:Seem to be absolutely smashing through the age groups now.
Wonder if that's because the further down we get the less people are booking?CharltonKerry said:FishCostaFortune said:Seem to be absolutely smashing through the age groups now.
Wonder if that's because the further down we get the less people are booking?Week ending 2nd May, 606,299 first doses given
Week ending 9th May, 683,425 first doses given
Week ending 16th May, 992,407 first doses given.This week, we’d already done around 480,000 first doses by Wednesday.3 -
stoneroses19 said:FishCostaFortune said:Seem to be absolutely smashing through the age groups now.
Wonder if that's because the further down we get the less people are booking?CharltonKerry said:FishCostaFortune said:Seem to be absolutely smashing through the age groups now.
Wonder if that's because the further down we get the less people are booking?Week ending 2nd May, 606,299 first doses given
Week ending 9th May, 683,425 first doses given
Week ending 16th May, 992,407 first doses given.This week, we’d already done around 480,000 first doses by Wednesday.0 -
letthegoodtimesroll said:stoneroses19 said:FishCostaFortune said:Seem to be absolutely smashing through the age groups now.
Wonder if that's because the further down we get the less people are booking?CharltonKerry said:FishCostaFortune said:Seem to be absolutely smashing through the age groups now.
Wonder if that's because the further down we get the less people are booking?Week ending 2nd May, 606,299 first doses given
Week ending 9th May, 683,425 first doses given
Week ending 16th May, 992,407 first doses given.This week, we’d already done around 480,000 first doses by Wednesday.We will, I'm sure.The manner of the roll-out meant that there was always going to be an uneven distribution at various points as there were no second jabs for nigh on 12 weeks, then the switch to second, now a switch to first and so on.
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oohaahmortimer said:I booked online myself my second appointment then changed it myself .
GP then sends a link to my wife’s phone beginning of this week to book my second a few weeks earlier and I’m going for that today .
I haven’t cancelled the one I booked online which I’ll do once I’ve had the injection today .
Result was negative and when he tried to rebook nothing was available (when we had a vaccine shortage last month).
He should have waited for a positive result before cancelling (but tried to do the right thing).0 -
Jab II is just an hour away for me now. Can't wait.5
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#me too. I bet the game of the season goes to ET and I miss it2
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More than 50 million coronavirus vaccine doses have now been given in England.
Figures released by NHS England show 31,546,846 UK adults have had their first jab, and 18,699,556 have had two.
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Had my 2nd yesterday (AZ), slight sore arm now but did play golf this morning. Local vaccine centre a lot busier than when I had my 1st5
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@Clive I think it should be over 60m0
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clive said:
More than 50 million coronavirus vaccine doses have now been given in England.
Figures released by NHS England show 31,546,846 UK adults have had their first jab, and 18,699,556 have had two.
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Covered End said:clive said:
More than 50 million coronavirus vaccine doses have now been given in England.
Figures released by NHS England show 31,546,846 UK adults have had their first jab, and 18,699,556 have had two.
Last updated on Friday 21 May 2021 at 4:00pm
Vaccinations in England
49,682,934
Northern Ireland
1,604,801
Scotland
4,851,291
Wales
3,039,371
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2nd done. Yippee I A yipee I O.10
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Both appointments booked in, first one in 3 weeks.7