THE names of the four peregrines at Salisbury Cathedral will honour the work done by the NHS locally to rollout the Covid vaccine. The names will come from the field of medicine and public health, and will also have a connection to Salisbury and the Cathedral. The Cathedral said: In honour of the amazing work done by the Sarum South vaccine team working in the Cathedral until recently (and all the other NHS teams who have been working so hard on the rollout), the Peregrine team decided to offer up names from the field of medicine and public health. All have a connection, however distant, to Salisbury and the Cathedral.
Pictures by Ash Mills The Covid-19 vaccination effort at Salisbury Cathedral has ended – but it won’t go far, with NHS teams delivering the jabs moving to another building in the Close. On Saturday (May 1) the Sarum South Primary Care Network team delivered the final jabs in the cathedral itself, with a thank you event taking place to celebrate the success of the rollout. The NHS workers and volunteers even went out applauded by a guard of honour, formed by clergy and the cathedral team. From Sunday (May 2) the cathedral returned to ‘in person’ choral worship. There are also plans for the cathedral to re-open to visitors later in May.
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