All adults to be offered COVID-19 boosters by end of January 2022
The Prime Minister announced yesterday (30 November) that all eligible adults in England aged 18 and over will be offered a COVID-19 booster vaccine by the end of January.
Following advice from the Joint Committee for Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), everyone who is currently eligible – including those aged 40 and over, health and social care workers and those at increased risk from the virus due to health conditions – will be able to book their COVID-19 booster vaccine from three months after their second dose.
The government and the NHS are urging younger people to wait until they are called forward by the NHS – with the more vulnerable continuing to be prioritised for their booster. Younger age groups will be invited by the NHS in due course in order of age, grouped into five-year age bands.
The Prime Minister announced that to speed up the vaccination programme, around 400 military personnel will be drafted in to support deployment, with 1,500 community pharmacy sites, additional hospital hubs, and pop-up sites opening in convenient locations across the country.
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