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it s actually effective. and how many are we going to have to have after that? i really want to get it done. because of everything that you see in the news, really. health officials in the region say the booster roll out may have slowed, but vaccine centres are busy. we are still continuing to see hundreds of people coming in each week for their first dose, so we have to recognise that people are on a slightly differentjourney. at this gp practice in kent, though, the waiting area for vaccinations, including boosters, is sometimes empty. 0ur clinics really have been a lot less busy. we ve also had problems where patients aren t turning up when they ve been invited. he said getting the under 30s to come forward for boosters hasn t always been easy. that age group were vaccinated later, so their boosters come later. quite a lot of them have had covid, and you can t vaccinate someone within four weeks of having covid, but we still think there s quite a lot of young people out there that a
who had the virus. in scotland, wales and northern ireland, one in 20 people. there is a renewed push on booster jabs, with take up much slower since the new year including here in nottingham and across the east midlands, where the message sometimes hasn t been heard. a part of me questions whether it s actually effective and how many are we going to have to have after that? i really want to get it done. because of everything that you see in the news, really. health officials in the region say the booster roll out may have slowed, but vaccine centres are busy. we are still continuing to see hundreds of people coming in each week for their first dose, so we have to recognise that people are on a slightly differentjourney. at this gp practice in kent, though, the waiting area for vaccinations, including boosters, is sometimes empty. 0ur clinics really have been a lot less busy. we ve also had problems where patients aren t turning up when they ve been invited.
starting from the easter holidays, making sure that where it is offered, the vaccine centres or in some cases may be pharmacies, that it is a child friendly offer. but of course, it is for the parents to decide on behalf of the children and i would say, again, thejcvi, decide on behalf of the children and iwould say, again, thejcvi, and their opinion, they re very clear this is not a joke. it is not as important as the focus that is going to remain on our and vulnerable people, that will absolutely no men at the focus of the nhs, but the jcvi have given this advice and the government has accepted it. let s cross to oxfordshire and speak to doctor anthony harnden who is the deputy chairperson for the the jcvi, on vaccination and immunisation. good afternoon to you. first off, why have you recommended this? how to secretary of why have you recommended this? time to secretary of state said, this is a safe and effective vaccine, so
the other uk nations. one thing the nhs will be doing as it rolls out this offer is starting from april in the easter holidays and making sure that where it is offered, at vaccine centres or maybe pharmacies, there is a child friendly offer. but some parents we spoke to at the school gates in birmingham seemed sceptical. this is quite a young age, and i think their immune system is quite strong to fight against the coronavirus. i think they are too young, personally. i know how lot of people have side effects. if it meant we could do more things socially, l then i definitely would. but if it doesn t make any. difference in terms of social passports, i probably wouldn t. one head teacher in leicester welcomed the move. transmission is the problem, really, so if it reduces that, it would be a benefit.