Uber, apparently includes all the mass vaccination centres!
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....rive-free-trips-mass-vaccination-centres/amp/
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Uber, apparently includes all the mass vaccination centres!
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....rive-free-trips-mass-vaccination-centres/amp/
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Marshy
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18 less at BSUH than yesterday 
Norman Potting
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18 less at BSUH than yesterday
...And forgot to add in my thanks yesterday that you also display an image of the rather lovely Gina Bellman
Postman Pat
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Locally too.. [Tweet]1353048459801055235[/tweet]
That is fantastic from City Cabs[emoji122][emoji122] great local company
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Marshy
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...And forgot to add in my thanks yesterday that you also display an image of the rather lovely Gina Bellman
Zora Suleman ;-)
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Liking that graph a lot.
I hope ours will show similar, especially because it will prove the second jab was okay to extend a few weeks.
It's also worth bearing in mind that Israel are seeing these results when they're still in the midst of quite a bad outbreak. Our latest wave is on the wane already, so hopefully things will improve even more quickly for us in terms of cases and hospitalisations.
banjo
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13% of adult population vaccinated to date.
Fignon's Ponytail
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Not wanting to tread on Marshys toes here, but my wife has just sent through the latest figures for both BSUH, and WSHT.
They reckon we have hit the peak, and numbers are starting to slowly decline again. BSUH has 38 in ICU, and WSHT 32. Its a definite slow down of both cases & ICU patients from what I can see.
She also told me that 85% of their staff are now vaccinated, which is resulting in a lot more positivity at the hospital about beating this virus
They reckon we have hit the peak, and numbers are starting to slowly decline again. BSUH has 38 in ICU, and WSHT 32. Its a definite slow down of both cases & ICU patients from what I can see.
She also told me that 85% of their staff are now vaccinated, which is resulting in a lot more positivity at the hospital about beating this virus
To back up the local hard evidence.......
25,308 positive cases reported - rolling 7 day number now down 28.9%
3,082 new hospital admissions - rolling 7 day number now down 9.4% and patients in hospital now starting to decline
311,060 vaccinations - 7.164m first doses now administered
25,308 positive cases reported - rolling 7 day number now down 28.9%
3,082 new hospital admissions - rolling 7 day number now down 9.4% and patients in hospital now starting to decline
311,060 vaccinations - 7.164m first doses now administered
southstandandy
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For those unfortunate enough to have lost employment through all of this I was reading that there are currently 112,000 jobs going in the Care Industry.
It may not be a preferred choice of work for some but at least there are plenty of positions available. Snap them up.
It may not be a preferred choice of work for some but at least there are plenty of positions available. Snap them up.
I feel guilty saying it but with the weeks and months of updates, I sometimes feel numb to the data on deaths. However, this recent total of 100,000+ figure is just extraordinarily sad and really gives pause for thought. What a terrible time this is. So many people affected in so many different ways. The only positive I can find is the tremendous resilience of those working in the NHS and care settings, as well as all those key workers in various walks of life.
Norman Potting
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...Gosh. She is equally lovely.
crookie
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My parents, both late 70's got vaccinated in Crowborough yesterday. My Dad, who is not generally in favour of vaccinations reached the conclusion that there is no viable alternative. Hopefully other sceptics, when it comes down to it, take the same pragmatic approach
She also told me that 85% of their staff are now vaccinated, which is resulting in a lot more positivity at the hospital about beating this virus
I really hope they don't have to wait 12 weeks for jab #2
Gazwag
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Its 12 weeks standard for a healthcare workers my wife had her first almost three weeks ago and is booked for her second on 15 March
Fignon's Ponytail
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They started vaccinating staff before Christmas, & my wife had her 2nd jab on Jan 4 - before the change of plans. Hopefully a good number of staff managed to get their other jab done too.