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The Covid vaccine bus and clinics will be popping up across neighbourhoods in Blackburn.

Seven pop-up vaccination sites are being set up in East Lancashire as infection rates continue to increase in the area. More clinics are being brought to Nelson, Colne, Blackburn, Brierfield and Burnley to give people the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine. This comes as Blackburn with Darwen has recorded the highest rate of new cases of Covid-19 in the UK with a rate of 416.2 cases per 100,000. Rossendale, Ribble Valley and Hyndburn are all now in the top five top five biggest week-on-week increases in case rates in the UK. Vaccination Director for Lancashire and South Cumbria,...

Penny Street Vaccinations MORE pop-up vaccination clinics are coming to East Lancashire as the area continues to fight back against the spread of the Indian coronavirus variant. Giving people the first dose of the Pfizer vaccines, the temporary facilities will make getting a jab more accessible, with clinicians on hand to answer questions and address any concerns people might have. If you're eligible and have not had your first vaccine or have not got an appointment to attend for your first vaccine you can book an appointment at the following clinics through www.healthierlcs.co.uk/getmy...

Find out where to get vaccinated in Blackburn and Darwen without booking The Covid-19 vaccination bus will be visiting locations across the borough providing first dose Pfizer vaccines and you do not need to book. Mosques, colleges, schools, leisure centres and community hubs are just some of the venues where the vehicle will be available for convenient and easy access to the vaccination. Clinicians on board the bus will also be able to answer questions and address any concerns. There is no need to book an appointment to visit the bus with people just invited to attend. Vaccination of...

From Monday the mobile immunisation unit will visit locations across the borough where take-up has been low. It will stop at a variety of venues including mosques, colleges, schools, leisure centres and community hubs to provide a first dose of the Pfizer vaccine. As well as making access to jabs easier and convenient, clinicians on board the bus will answer questions people might have. There is no need to book. The vaccination bus is in addition to the appointment-only sites in Penny Street, Revidge Fold Church, Royal Blackburn Hospital and Everest Pharmacy in Darwen which are also d...