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COVID-19 Vaccination in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire

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In line with national guidance, you can now receive the Covid-19 vaccination if you are: 

  • A resident in a care home or long term residential facility  
    If you or someone you know is a resident in a care home, you will be vaccinated by our vaccination roving team or a GP. Your care home will have information on when this will be. 
  • Frontline health and social care worker 
    If you are a frontline health or social care worker, the organisation you work at will have details on how you can book your Covid-19 vaccination appointment. 

Where can you get vaccinated?  

We are delivering the vaccine in Hospital Hubs and Local Vaccination Services across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. We also have a larger scale vaccination centre in Mansfield.

Our hospital hubs are: Queen’s Medical Centre, City Hospital and King’s Mill Hospital.  

Our local vaccination services are: 

Ashfield Health Village
Boots in Beeston
Boots in Newark
Boots in Nottingham Victoria Centre
Cripps Health Centre
Edwinstone Pharmacy
Forest Recreation Ground
Gamston Community Centre
Jaysons Pharmacy in Wollaton
King’s Meadow Campus
Newark Showground
Richard Herrod Centre
Rolls Royce Leisure in Hucknall (pharmacy-led site)
The Riverside in Bulwell (pharmacy-led site)
The Towers in Mansfield (pharmacy-led site)
The Village Hotel in Beeston (pharmacy-led site)

Book these sites via the National Booking Service or call 119.

There are also two pop-up Covid-19 vaccination clinics happening at AlQuba Mosque – FiveWays Centre in Sherwood and As-Shifa Mosque in Bobbers Mill. Anyone currently eligible for vaccination can be vaccinated at these clinics. Read more here.

To book:
AlQuba Mosque – FiveWays Centre (Sherwood): Book here.
As-Shifa Mosque (Bobbers Mill): Book here.

Or call the booking line 0115 883 4640.

Covid-19 vaccination bus

A mobile vaccination bus is offering the Covid-19 vaccine to people in Nottingham to help drive uptake amongst eligible groups. The bus will travel around areas of the city initially before moving to areas in the county. For further information, and to book a vaccination appointment on the bus, click here.

How will you be contacted for vaccination? 

There are a number of different ways you could be contacted in order to receive a vaccination: 

1. Local hospital services – you might be contacted either to have the vaccine as an inpatient or at an outpatient appointment. 

2. Local vaccination services – practices in your area are working together to contact and offer the vaccine to as many people as possible. This may be at a different surgery than you usually go to, or at a venue we have set up specially to deliver vaccines. 

3. Through your care home – GPs and their teams are also arranging to vaccinate care home residents directly, in their homes. 

4. A letter from the NHS Covid-19 Vaccination Booking Service to book online or by phone. Booking through this service will give you the option of having the vaccine at a large-scale Vaccination Centre, or potentially a community pharmacy depending on whether these are available locally. The public will only receive a letter from the NHS Covid-19 Vaccination Booking Service if they live within a 45 minute drive from one of these sites. Our nearest site is the Wickes site in Mansfield. It is also important to note that should a person receive a national letter, they can wait for their local letter if that is more convenient. 

How can you help? 

To help the NHS deliver their largest ever vaccination programme, there are a few way you can help. 

  • Unless you are eligible for your vaccination, please don’t contact the NHS to seek a vaccine, we will contact you. 
  • When you are eligible, please book your appointment as swiftly as possible and attend. 
  • If you know someone eligible for their vaccination, please help them to book. There is a step-by-step guide on how to help someone else book their appointment online here. 
  • Please continue to follow the advice on “hands, face, space” and adhere to all other restrictions to help control the virus and save lives.  

Helpful information and guidance 

The CCG is working closely with the local councils during the pandemic.  Nottinghamshire County Council is supporting us with managing requests for information and assistance related to the vaccine rollout so if you have any questions that are not answered by the information here please email enquiries@nottscc.gov.uk or call 0300 500 80 80.  

For more information about the vaccine, please visit www.nhs.uk, read the FAQ or view the patient information on the following topics;

Braille versions of this information are available on request through contacting the Engagement Team at: nnccg.team.engagement@nhs.net or calling or texting 07385 360071.

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