Bromley’s COVID-19 Vaccination Programme – Information

News - 21 January 2021

When you become eligible for vaccination, you will receive an invitation to come forward for your vaccination. For most people, this will be a letter either from BGPA, the GP Practice or the national NHS. Some people might receive a text or phone call from BGPA or the GP Practice.
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For the latest helpful local information we suggest you visit the Bromley GP Appliance (BGPA) website, which can be accessed here https://bromleygpalliance.org/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine/covid-19-vaccination-programme/ 

 

South East London (SEL) CCG website with relevant information can be accessed here https://selondonccg.nhs.uk/what-we-do/covid-19/

 

The London Borough of Bromley’s COVID-19 website page can be accessed here https://www.bromley.gov.uk/info/200154/coronavirus_covid%E2%80%9119  Latest news will also provide helpful updates https://www.bromley.gov.uk/news/200154/coronavirus_covid%E2%80%9119

In south east London (SEL) the COVID-19 vaccine is available through eight Hospital Hubs, 22 Primary Care Networks (groups of GP practices) and three pharmacies. These have been opened in a phased approach with the last PCN sites opening in the week commencing 11 January and the pharmacies from 18 January. As more vaccines become available more sites will continue to open on a weekly basis.

A mass vaccination site opened on the 11 January at the Excel Centre in London and appointments are made through a national booking service.

18/01/21 Note: In the coming weeks we are aiming at opening 6 mass vaccination sites in south east London, one per borough.

Please keep up to date by visiting the sites above and be aware and mindful of scams in operation around the vaccination programme.

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