Posted: Tue 28th Dec 2021

Deeside Leisure Centre: Walk in vaccination session today for those aged 12+ to get first, second or booster jab

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Tuesday, Dec 28th, 2021

A walk-in vaccination session is taking place today, Tuesday 28 December at Deeside Leisure Centre between 9am and 1.30pm.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board has said the clinic is available for those “aged 12 years and above to get their first, second or booster vaccine.”

No appointment is needed, “please note there could be a wait as vaccines will be given on a first-come, first-served basis.” The health board said.

 
If you have been invited for your COVID-19 vaccination appointment before Dec 31st – the health board says “please keep your appointment date.”

If you have an appointment in January, book this sooner using the online booking service.

Online booking

  • for those aged 12+, first and second dose and booster (Under 18’s must wait 12 weeks between doses)
  • If you have an appointment in January, Please book this sooner
  • allow 28 days post COVID-19 to book your appointment
  • wait three months after having your second COVID-19 vaccination before having a booster vaccination, same applies to those who are immunosuppressed who have had their third dose
  • please stick to your appointment in December if you already have one
  • select your preferred vaccination centre

 

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