Page 4 - Connaught Hal News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

A drop-in Covid vaccination clinic at the Old Law Courts, in Lowestoft, was cancelled - Credit: Mick Howes A number of Covid vaccine clinics have been cancelled following a sudden influx of patients booking appointments in advance. The Old Law Courts, in Lowestoft, and King's Lynn Corn Exchange had been due to offer jabs to people in priority groups on a drop-in basis on Wednesday (April 14). A drop-in Covid vaccination clinic at King's Lynn Corn Exchange was cancelled - Credit: Ian Burt But the one-off sessions had to be called off after a surge in bookings meant a drop-in service could...

Walk-in Covid vaccination clinics at Cromer Hospital have been suspended due to poor uptake - Credit: Archant A drop-in vaccination clinic which had been set up to take place on a weekly basis has been suspended due to a low uptake.  Cromer Hospital was Drop-in Covid vaccine clinics are being offered across Norfolk and Waveney - Credit: Danielle Booden Clinics across Norfolk and Waveney have been offering a walk-in service, meaning appointments do not need to be made in advance.  But Saturday sessions at the north Norfolk hospital have been "stood down" after the first, held on March 27, ...

More than a third of people living in Norfolk and Waveney have received a coronavirus jab, fresh data has revealed.

Published: 12:00 PM February 15, 2021    The 'Arm in Arm' campaign, asking people to donate to the World Health Organisation's (WHO) Covid-19 Response Fund, is being led by UEA lecturer Dr Kirstin Smith - Credit: UEA Leading academics from the University of East Anglia (UEA) are urging vaccine recipients to support a global coronavirus fund.  Norwich-based doctors and professors are encouraging those being given jabs to make donations to the World Health Organization (WHO).  Around 15 million Covid vaccine doses have been administered across the UK, including at King's Lynn Corn Exchan...

The majority of staff members at Norfolk's three main hospitals are being inoculated at their own places of work. Vulnerable and elderly patients are still being prioritised, but the Norfolk and Norwich (NNUH), James Paget (JPUH) and Queen Elizabeth (QEH) are making time to protect their own.  As of February 3, NNUH - the county's largest hospital - had Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUH) has given 10,000 vaccines to staff - Credit: Nick Butcher Providing a more recent update, the QEH said on Tuesday that 3,658 of its workers had received initial doses - 97pc of its permanent st...