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Sites roped into the vaccination effort include the set of Peaky Blinders, a race course, a show ground, a football stadium and a former Ikea store.

The new sites bring the total number of mass vaccination centres to 49, along with 70 pharmacies, 1,000 GP surgeries and 250 hospitals.

A further 32 vaccine sites are set to open across the country this week, NHS England has said, including one at the museum made famous as the set of…

Faith leaders have ‘vital’ role in encouraging vaccine take-up as studies show hesitancy The i 23/01/2021 Joanna Whitehead © Provided by The i Robert Jenrick during a visit to the Al-Abbas Islamic Centre in Balsall Heath, Birmingham, on 23 January 2021 (Photo:Jacob King/PA) Speaking as he visited the UK’s first vaccination centre opened in a mosque, Mr Jenrick said that faith leaders were “helping build trust in the community and saving lives by encouraging take-up ...

The Communities Secretary visited the UK’s first vaccination centre opened up at a mosque in Birmingham.

The Communities Secretary visited the UK’s first vaccination centre opened up at a mosque in Birmingham.

By Press Association 2021 Robert Jenrick visited Al-Abbas Islamic Centre in Birmingham, where a Covid-19 vaccination centre has been set up Faith leaders play a “vital role” in encouraging people to get a coronavirus vaccine, Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said, as he visited the UK’s first vaccination centre opened in a mosque. Mr Jenrick met with the imam at Al-Abbas Islamic Centre in Balsall Heath, Birmingham, as well as the...

The Communities Secretary visited the UK’s first vaccination centre opened up at a mosque in Birmingham.

Bath Racecourse to become mass coronavirus vaccine hub from next week It is hoped it could deliver up to 900 vaccines a day Updated Lisa Hodgson, operations manager for the new mass vaccination centre at Bath racecourse and it being set up (Image: Bath Live) THE LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES ACROSS BATH STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll ...

Chortle editor Steve Bennett compiles his most memorable shows of 2020 You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone… Joni Mitchell sure got that right. With the comedy industry all-but shut down in 2020, every gig staged against the odds became precious. In part, that’s because when gathering people together in clubs or theatres became outlawed, promoters got creative in their staging, creating intrinsically more memorable experiences. But more significantly, the new rarity of being ...