VOLUNTEERS and staff who have worked tirelessly to roll out Covid jabs have been commended. The High Sheriff of Cheshire Robert Mee has paid tribute to everyone involved in the county’s Covid-19 vaccination programme. Dr Andrew Wilson and Clare Watson, chairman and accountable officer of NHS Cheshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), accepted a High Sheriff’s Award from Robert Mee DL on behalf of everyone involved in the local Programme. On a visit to the GP-led vaccination service in Middlewich, Mr Mee spoke of his admiration for the tireless work of health and care staff and reserved special praise for the vital role of volunteers.
High Sheriff of Cheshire thanks everyone working on Covid vaccination programme
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MORE than nine in 10 Cheshire West and Chester residents aged 50 and above have now received their first Covid vaccine. Figures revealed by Cheshire West and Chester Council s director of public health Ian Ashworth showed a total of 92 per cent of those aged 50 and over had now been given at least one dose of a Covid vaccine. This is higher than the England average of 89 per cent. The figures were revealed at CWaC s latest Covid Outbreak Board meeting on Wednesday, April 21. It has since been revealed that for the NHS Cheshire CCG area, 54.1 per cent of those aged 45-49 have received their first dose of the jab. Those aged 45-49 without underlying health issues were eligible to book their vaccine appointments only 10 days ago.
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