THE NHS in Bradford District and Craven is urging anyone eligible for a Covid vaccination to book an appointment without delay. Calls to get jabbed come alongside new figures showing almost 300,000 people in the district and more than 31 million people across England have now received a first dose of the vaccine. NHS staff are continuing to vaccinate people within the guidance set out by the JCVI on priority groups and anyone aged 34 or over can now book their jab through the national booking system. In total, 292,524 in the district have received their first dose of protection 164,199 have already been fully vaccinated.
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AMBITIOUS plans for Keighley are still on course despite the challenges of the past year. That was the message this week following publication of a review covering the first 12 months of the sweeping, three-year Keighley Town Plan. Included in the document are plans to further develop the civic centre as the beating heart of Keighley , with a new police museum among its features. The town council is negotiating a new lease agreement so it can continue to maintain the widely-acclaimed jewel in Keighley s crown , Town Hall Square. And the body is drawing-up proposals for publicly-owned assets across the area which it could manage on behalf of townspeople.
PEOPLE in the Bradford district and Craven are being urged to remember their second Covid-19 vaccination. With the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccination in Bradford district and Craven progressing well, the NHS is reminding people of the importance of having their second dose. People need two doses of the vaccine to get the maximum amount of protection and should have their second vaccination 11 to 12 weeks after their first dose. More than 32,250 people in the first priority groups have already received their second dose in Bradford district and Craven and the vaccine is being carefully allocated to make sure everyone gets their second dose at the right time.
Mohammed Bostan, 95, after receiving his Covid-19 vaccination at Long Lee Surgery PEOPLE in Craven are being urged to make sure they get their second Covid-19 jab. With the rollout of the vaccination in the Craven and Bradford district progressing well, the NHS is reminding people of the importance of having their second dose. It says everyone needs two doses of the vaccine to get the maximum amount of protection and should have their second around 11 to 12 weeks after the first dose. More than 32,250 people in the first priority groups have already received their second dose in the district and the vaccine is being carefully allocated to make sure everyone gets their second dose at the right time.