St Mary’s Vaccination Hub extended: Get your Covid-19 vaccine until January 2024
Eligible Islanders can access Covid-19 vaccines at St Mary's Hub until 2024
The Coronavirus pandemic hit the shores of the UK in February 2020.
The first case was confirmed on the Isle of Wight on 7th March 2020, with the second confirmed case a week later.
Below are some articles relating to the Coronavirus (Covid-19/C19) outbreak.
Eligible Islanders can access Covid-19 vaccines at St Mary's Hub until 2024
St Mary’s Vaccination Hub now offers Covid jabs to specific eligible groups
Medical director Steve Parker, suggests coughs and sneezes around at the moment could be unidentified Covid cases
Isle of Wight residents find only mainland Covid-19 vaccine clinics available online
Isle of Wight hastens annual flu and Covid-19 jabs amidst new variant concerns
St Mary's Hospital relaxes face mask rules from 17th April, upholding personal choice
St Mary's Vaccination Hub commences Covid-19 spring vaccination programme, prioritising over-75s and immunocompromised individuals on the Isle of Wight
There's a walk-in session today in Ryde and another next Thursday in Sandown, as well as appointments with GPs and community pharmacies
See a roundup of the number of reported positive Covid tests, age breakdowns, hospital admissions, vaccinations and deaths on the Isle of Wight
The scheme intends to support those businesses which have been affected by the pandemic, but which have been ineligible for existing support linked to business rates
See a roundup of the number of reported positive Covid tests, age breakdowns, hospital admissions, vaccinations and deaths on the Isle of Wight
See a roundup of the number of reported positive Covid tests, age breakdowns, hospital admissions, vaccinations and deaths on the Isle of Wight