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Stockport’s popular town centre walk-in pop-up Covid-19 vaccination clinic at the One Stockport Hub, Merseyway, SK1 1RA, will remain open throughout May with a new schedule.
Health advice is at your fingertips if you need medical help on Bank Holiday Monday, 2 May. GP practices in Stockport will be closed that day and pharmacies will be opening on a rota basis
Children aged 5 to 11 can get vaccinated at even more locations in Stockport thanks to a new Covid-19 vaccination clinic, organised by NHS Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and Stockport Council.
To help ensure everyone who needs help gets the appropriate care, we want to encourage the public to use NHS 111 online, www.111.nhs.uk.
Vaccination pop up clinics will be in local communities in Stockport, Tuesday, 19 April – Thursday, 21 April, making it easy for anyone aged 12+ and eligible, to get their first, second or booster dose.
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This bank holiday Easter weekend there is help and advice available for health issues including minor illnesses.
The opening hours at the COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Trinity Methodist Church, Trinity Gardens, 351 Bramhall Lane, SK3 8TP have been extended. The clinic will be open Tuesday – Sunday, 9am-6pm for anyone aged 12+ and eligible.
All children aged 5 to 11 are now eligible to get a first Covid-19 vaccination. You can protect your little ones by getting them vaccinated this Easter holiday at the One Stockport Hub, (in the former Argos store) in Merseyway, Stockport town centre, SK1 1RA.