My name is Andy Miller, and I am an officially appointed Vaccination Champion (no cloak or flying ability sadly) for Rotherfield by the NHS body co-ordinating the vaccination.
My brief is to try and keep everyone abreast of what is happening with the Covid19 vaccinations in our area. Please see the updates below.
If you have any queries or problems please feel free to contact me:
Tel: 01892 852389 or 07817 130653
Email: andy.vaccinationchampion@gmail.com
LATEST UPDATES
Covid Update 8th June 2021
NHS Covid Vaccine First Dose Drive Enters ‘The Home Straight’ As Final Cohort Called Forward The NHS Covid vaccination programme will start inviting remaining adults for their Covid-19 jabs from today, on the six-month anniversary of administering the world-first approved
Update on Vaccination Programme in East Sussex
Table of Contents Progress to date 90% of the most vulnerable have now received their first dose and more than 40% have had their second. As progress continues to be made across our area to roll out the Covid vaccination,
Update 28th April – over 42s and quiet sessions
Table of Contents Vaccines for Over 42s Now anyone aged 42 and over, those clinically extremely vulnerable, those with an underlying health condition, and unpaid carers are all currently eligible. To book your vaccination, visit nhs.uk/covidvaccine, call 119, or wait to
Over 45s Invited For Vaccinations
People aged 45 and over are now eligible to receive their Covid vaccination. Across the country, we are moving to the next phase of the COVID-19 vaccination programme after reaching the target to offer all those in phase 1 of the
Update 14/04/21 – Covid 19 & Blood Clotting
COVID-19 vaccination and blood clotting Information about your vaccination Public Health England have published a useful document about the risks and benefits of Covid vaccinations for different age groups. You can view the document here.
Urgent Update 1/4/21
Urgent Message. From Sussex NHS This is an addition to the earlier message especially in reference to Centres Closing Whilst there is a national issue with supply, across Sussex we have sufficient vaccine available to keep our vaccination centres at
