Vaccination pop-up clinic returns to Walsall this December

Those who are aged over 50, pregnant, frontline health and social care workers or living with certain health conditions are encouraged to get their booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

“ Vaccines continue to our best line of defence against COVID-19 and flu, and vaccination is clinically proven to reduce your risk of getting seriously ill and catching or spreading the virus.

Along with NHS colleagues, we are trying to make it as easy as possible for anyone who is eligible to have their vaccines to maximise their protection this winter.

You don't need to bring ID, have an NHS number or be registered with a GP to access the vaccine. There is no need to book an appointment.

I hope as many people as possible will pop down to their local pop-up clinic and take up the offer. “

“ This week marks the 2nd anniversary of the COVID-19 programme and, in this time, we have delivered more than 2.7 million vaccines to local people.

These community pop-up vaccine clinics are a great example of the combined efforts in the Black Country to make sure no one gets left behind when it comes to having the COVID-19 vaccine.

With Christmas fast approaching, we’re urging anyone who is eligible and due a vaccine to please come forward. Getting vaccinated helps you and the NHS, which is already facing extreme pressures in the run up to the very busy winter season. The vaccine remains the best way to protect yourself, your friends, and your family, and is the best gift you can give this year.

If anyone is hesitant about the vaccine or has any questions, the pop-up clinics are also an opportunity to speak to experts from the NHS in a private and confidential environment, so please do pop along even if it’s just to have a conversation. “