Stockport’s 12-15 year olds are being urged by health bosses to make the most of the last few days of their Christmas holidays and get their vaccination done.
From Tuesday, 11 January, in England, people who receive positive lateral flow results for COVID-19 will be required to self-isolate immediately and won’t be required to take a confirmatory PCR test
Hospitals in Greater Manchester have made the difficult decision to pause some non-urgent surgery and appointments due to the rising impact of Covid. Patients who will be affected by this are being contacted.
Make getting your COVID-19 vaccination your New Year resolution for 2022. Being fully vaccinated will protect yourself, your family and friends from getting seriously ill from the virus and reduce transmission of the Omicron variant.
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Additional vaccination clinics and longer opening hours mean that more people can now get fully vaccinated this Christmas in Stockport.
Extra COVID-19 vaccinations clinics will take place in the One Stockport Hub in Mersey Square this week. The two new additional days for this week are Tuesday, 14 December and Wednesday, 15 December 10am – 3pm.
Being prepared isn’t just about having the presents wrapped and turkey stuffed, it’s also about getting your repeat prescriptions requests in nice and early.
If you are confused about the difference between a common cold and COVID-19 symptoms, and which Covid test to have, then NHS Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group […]
The One Stockport Hub opens its doors for three more days of COVID-19 vaccinations from Thursday, 9 December – Saturday, December 11,10am-3pm.