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Open Door Lincolnshire Vaccination Centres Announced

  • The Lincolnshire Vaccination Centres are open for those over 40 who want to receive their booster jabs and for youths who want to be vaccinated.

 

NHS Lincolnshire who are pleading with people to get vaccination with the rise in Omicron cases have announced the dates and places where people can get vaccinated in Lincolnshire.

The Lincolnshire Vaccination Centres are for people over 40s to get their boosters and for the youths to get vaccinated.

The COVID Boosters are now available for anyone who is over 40 who have had their second vaccine at least two months ago.

Martin Fahy, Director of Nursing and Quality, NHS Lincolnshire CCG said: “Given the continued emergence of the Omicron variant and the reintroduction of measures to reduce transmission I want to encourage everyone who hasn’t yet taken up the opportunity to have a COVID vaccine to book at any of the services across Lincolnshire, our teams will be happy to answer any queries you may have and to support you if you are nervous about having a vaccine.

“For those over 40 who had their second vaccine over three months ago please make time to get your booster.

“I am particularly keen to encourage anyone who has any chronic condition or cares for someone and is particularly susceptible to viruses at this time of years to get the protection they need.

“To make it easier for people who are over 18 and in the at-risk group you can walk in at either the PRSA in Boston or the Lincoln showground on Monday 13 December to get your vaccine.

“Since the vaccination programme started the people of Lincolnshire have been absolutely amazing.

“We know that as we move into the festive period you will continue to do everything that you can to look after yourself, your loved ones and everyone living in Lincolnshire.

“So far 280,000 people have had their boosters we are here to ensure that you can get your booster when it is your turn.

Those living in Lincolnshire including Skegness, Boston, Louth, and Lincoln are being encouraged to come forward and get vaccinated.

 

The pop-up vaccination sessions for 12–15-year-olds will run:

 

PRSA Mass Vaccination Centre, Boston

 

    Sunday 12th December           2pm-5pm

    Sunday 19th December          9am-12pm

    Monday 20th December          9am-12pm

    Tuesday 21st December         9am-12pm

    Wednesday 22nd December   9am-12pm

    Thursday 23rd December        9am-12pm

 

The Lincolnshire Showground Mass Vaccination Centre

 

    Sunday 12th December           10am-1pm

    Sunday 19th December           9am-12pm

    Monday 20th December          9am-12pm

    Tuesday 21st December         9am-12pm

    Wednesday 22nd December   9am-12pm

    Thursday 23rd December        9am-12pm

 

Springfields Events and Conference Centre, Spalding

 

    Sunday 12th December           10am-4pm

 

For 12-15s wanting their first vaccine, and those 40 and over wanting their 1st, 2nd or booster. The second vaccination needs to be eight weeks after the first and the booster 91 days after their second.

With news that COVID cases are rising sharply, and with the possibility of Plan C being introduced in the next week, it is important that people come forward to get vaccinated.

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