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Why vaccine uptake is lower in Reading and Slough Why has uptake of the vaccine been lower in Reading and Slough than in other parts of Berkshire? The latest data, released today, shows Reading and Slough are 7-12 per cent behind other areas in Berkshire in terms of the percentage of the population that has received at least one dose of a Covidvaccine. In Reading and Slough, 25 per cent of people aged 16 and above have received a vaccine, as of the latest data from March 11. In West Berkshire, Wokingham, Bracknell, and Windsor & Maidenhead, between 32 and 37 per cent of people over 16 have received a dose of the vaccine, with the highest uptake in West Berkshire (37 per cent).
contact any site to book a Covid-19 vaccination. Those eligible to receive the vaccine will be contacted by the NHS, who will inform them of where to go for their first jab. The government is aiming is to vaccinate 15 million people in the top four priority groups – care home residents and workers, NHS frontline staff, over-70s and the extremely clinically vulnerable – by mid-February. The Oxford-AstraZeneca and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines are being administered at hospitals, care homes, GP surgeries and other vaccination centres, including a sports hall and activity centre. As well as the sites in Berkshire, the hospital hub for residents in Reading, West Berkshire and Wokingham – as well as residents in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire – is based at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.