A pop-up Covid vaccination centre is coming to the Square Mile – offering workers and residents the chance to get their jab tomorrow.
The mobile unit will be stationed outside Liverpool Street Station on Friday January 14 from 9.30am – 6.30pm.
As the Omicron variant of Covid-19 continues to spread, people are being urged to get the booster jab to ensure they receive maximum protection against the virus.
People can also turn up at the pop-up centre to get their first or second Covid jab if they haven’t already received it. No appointment is needed and you do not need to be registered with a GP.
The centre will be open to everyone but it will have a particular focus on the Square Mile’s cleaners, security and construction workers who continue to have to attend in person due to the nature of their work but generally have lower vaccination rates.
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Chair of the City of London Corporation’s Community and Children’s Services Committee Ruby Sayed said:
“This pop-up unit will provide a simple, convenient way for City workers, and those living in the Square Mile, to get the jab.
“Ensuring you’re fully vaccinated is the best way to protect yourself, your loved ones and the wider community from getting seriously ill with the virus and to reduce pressure on our NHS this winter.
“Any dose of the vaccine provides protection against Covid so I’d urge people who haven’t already had their first or second jab to take advantage of this opportunity to receive it – it’s not too late.”
The Covid booster jab is available at the pop-up site to over-18s while the first and second doses of the vaccine are available to over-16s.
Meanwhile, people can also get their first, second and booster jabs at the Square Mile’s dedicated vaccination centre at Boots pharmacy at 120 Fleet Street or just over the border in Tower Hamlets at Sai Pharmacy,19 Stable Walk, Goodman’s fields, London, E1 8EJ.
People can book an appointment at here.
People can help prevent the spread of Covid by meeting outside where possible, opening doors and windows to let in fresh air if meeting people inside, limiting the number of people they meet and avoiding crowded spaces.
They should also wear a face covering in shops and on public transport, and wash their hands with soap and water or use hand sanitiser regularly throughout the day.
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