Additional Covid-19 vaccination appointments have been put in place to help reduce the spread of the Covid-19 Delta variant in the GU47 0 postcode area of Bracknell Forest.
Covid-19 vaccination 1st dose only – walk-in or pre-book
Between Tuesday 22nd June until Wednesday 30th June 2021, anyone aged 18 years or over living or working in the GU47 0 postcode area can receive their 1st Covid-19 vaccination at Waitrose Sports and Leisure Centre, Willoughby Road, Bracknell, RG12 8FP.
Simply walk in between the hours of 4pm and 7pm*.
Alternatively, pre-book an appointment by using the contact details below:
Tel 01344 233 300 or 07518 900306
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*Availability of slots is dependent on vaccine availability
Covid-19 vaccination 2nd doses
For your 2nd vaccination dose, you must pre-book your appointment.
You can book to have your 2nd vaccination at the Waitrose Sports and Leisure Centre even if you had your 1st vaccine elsewhere.
Please note that anyone aged 40 years and over or clinically extremely vulnerable, is encouraged to have their 2nd dose of the Covid-19 vaccine 8 weeks after having their 1st. This is to ensure priority groups have the strongest possible protection from the Delta variant of the virus at the earliest opportunity.
Pre-booking contact details are as follows:
Tel 01344 233 300 or 07518 900306
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Residents living outside of the GU47 0 postcode area
If you live outside of the GU47 0 postcode area, then you can book your vaccination appointments on-line via NHS.uk or by calling 119.
Surge testing
Surge testing is also taking place in the GU47 0 postcode area of Bracknell Forest between 16 and 30 June 2021 to help try and reduce the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant locally.
Residents over the age of 11 (year 7) who are living or working in the GU47 0 postcode area are being urged to come forward for a COVID-19 PCR test, provided they are not showing symptoms.
Surge testing will help identify cases, advise self-isolation when necessary and contain the spread. For more information on this, click here
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