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People urged to use time off to get vaccinated against Covid

People in Staffordshire are urged to make the most of time off work or school by getting vaccinated against Covid-19.

Cllr Johnny McMahon
Cllr Johnny McMahon

People in Staffordshire are urged to make the most of time off work or school by getting vaccinated against Covid-19.

Walk-in clinics offering first, second and booster doses of the coronavirus vaccine are still operating, with a number of clinics where school aged children can attend.

Staffordshire County Council’s cabinet support member for public health, Cllr Johnny McMahon, said:

Cllr Johnny McMahon
Cllr Johnny McMahon
“Getting your vaccine and booster when eligible remains the best way to protect yourself and others from Covid-19.

“There are still many ways you can do this and I’d particularly encourage anybody with time off work or school this week to take advantage. 

“Walk-in clinics in Staffordshire cater to many age ranges so if a child in your care still needs a vaccine, this would be the perfect week to check nearby walk-in clinics and get them protected before heading back to school.”

Cllr Johnny McMahon, Staffordshire County Council

People can search details of their nearest walk-in clinics on the NHS Grab a Jab website

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