She added: “Some people might not be aware they are eligible for these two free vaccines, or had them previously and think they might not need them again.
“We have walk-in opportunities all across the county, with lots of local pharmacies taking part, helping to make opportunities to have the vaccines more accessible to people. You can also still book a vaccine appointment if preferred.”
Appointments and details of walk-in clinics are on the NHS Vaccinators website, external.
People in the clinical at-risk groups include anyone with conditions that affect breathing, some heart conditions, kidney or liver disease, diabetes and some conditions that affect the brain or nerves, such as Parkinson’s disease, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis or cerebral palsy.
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