60 or over? Book your Covid vaccine now!
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Drive. You would have thought the county
The closest being offered is the other side of the QE2 bridge in Kent so would have to cough up on the toll as well.
Well wait until Basildon sorts itself out and gets the invites sent out.
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Friend has just got back to me, he's 60 & has booked an appointment, his wife is 59 & the system refused to provide an appointment stating she was not eligible
Nibor
Bewildered
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- Accrington
booked in for a vaccine next Thursday 50 but diabetic
My OH went to Boots in Bluewater yesterday. Well organized vaccination centre with very little queueing.
And a few shops still open for a little bit of shopping - M&S food and first floor and Boots itself. Made a nice change to get out and walk round the centre.
Thanks and to everyone else, going by (e)bike is favourable as I know how long that will take, with the amount of road works that the bike can avoid it will be most likely be the quickest and I can always walk part of the way back.
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- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
Accy cyclist
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- The hills of Accrington
There was i toying with the idea of having this vaccine,when they decide to roll out Queenie Windsor to tell us 'it doesn't hurt' and those not having it are selfish.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/feb/25/queen-says-her-covid-jab-didnt-hurt-at-all
As a former (though still hates having them) needle phobic i find it patronising when they keep telling us 'it doesn't hurt'. It's not about the pain,more about the uncertainty of what's in it!🤔
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/feb/25/queen-says-her-covid-jab-didnt-hurt-at-all
As a former (though still hates having them) needle phobic i find it patronising when they keep telling us 'it doesn't hurt'. It's not about the pain,more about the uncertainty of what's in it!🤔
vickster
Legendary Member
Yep. One of my colleagues in his early 20s has been offered.
Julia9054
Guru
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- Knaresborough
All parents and teachers love remote parents evenings. From the parent’s point of view, no rushing about, no waiting because teachers can’t overrun. From the teacher’s point of view, no talking for 3 hours in a large hall with hundreds of other people talking which wrecks your voice and parents turn up on time.
Long may they continue
I know acquaintansically several people in their 20s who've been vaccinated, but they were all group 2, group 4 or group 6.
vickster
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He’s not. He said he’ll wait to allow older people to get theirs first
Well, I've just been Astrazenica'd at a sports centre in Ipswich.
Many thanks to @Archie-tect - I would still have been waiting for my notification had I not given this a try.
Many thanks to @Archie-tect - I would still have been waiting for my notification had I not given this a try.
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- London
Yep, had mine this morning. Was surprised that I didn't have to wait afterwards. They said fine to leave if i wasn't driving. I asked about cycling - they said best not. So second jab I will do the same as this, mix of walking and bus hop.
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