You have a number of alternatives available to you. You can make an appointment via the National Booking System or by calling 119.  Alternatively, we have a number of walk in sites and a mobile unit available to you. You can find out latest details here on our vaccinations web page or by following us on Facebook or Twitter.

Yes, they are and queues are generally short and fast moving. You can find details on this web page or please follow us on Facebook or Twitter for the very latest information.

We can offer 1st, 2nd and Booster jabs at all our vaccination sites for all eligible age groups (booster jabs are not currently offered for those aged 12-17).

We are currently using the Pfizer vaccine. However, this may be supplemented by Moderna, depending on vaccine availability.

No you do not. We are primarily using the Pfizer vaccination, occasionally swapping to Moderna (depending on vaccine supply). These can be used safely and effectively, regardless of the vaccination you had for your first and/or second jabs.

Vaccines are available at the sites for anyone aged 12+. Second doses are available for people aged 18 or over from eight weeks after their first dose. For people aged 16-17, second doses are available from 12 weeks after their first does.

Booster vaccinations are available for people aged 18 and over a minimum of three months after receiving their second dose.

All children aged 12-15 are eligible to be offered a COVID vaccination. We undertook a schools’ programme in the autumn of 2021, when we visited all High Schools in the county.

If your child missed our schools visit, or if they were unable to take up the opportunity for other reasons (eg they were sick), there are a number of options available to you.

You can bring your child to one of our walk in sites or the mobile unit (for latest details, please see this web page). Or you can book to attend our special clinic at the Saxon Hall site on Wednesday evenings via the National Booking System.

Please note that all children must be accompanied by an adult.

Also, if your child has had COVID, a minimum of 12 weeks must have passed before they can come for a vaccination.

If you’re feeling unwell on the day of your booking, or if you took up the opportunity to receive a vaccination earlier than your pre-booked date, it’s really important than you cancel your appointment with us. This will free up the slot for another patient trying to book for their vaccine.

To do so, you will need to go to the National Booking System then scroll down to the ‘Manage my appointment’ section. Please follow the instructions to cancel your appointment.

We are always looking for people to help out at our vaccination sites.

Whether you’re a registered nurse, experienced healthcare assistant or administrator interested in paid work or you’re interested in volunteering please send your CV to: covacstaff@taurushealthcare.co.uk.