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Bury are planning to introduce pop up vaccination sites across certain areas of the borough. One of the sites where my wife volunteers at is closing in a couple of weeks, so think that they are targeting specific areas as Bolton have done where the take up hasn't been as good.
 
Latest Vaccine Update by Population Percentage for 10 GM boroughs

Borough/ First Dose / Both Doses



BOLTON 70.6% / 43.6%

BURY 69.2% / 46.2%

MANCHESTER 49.5% / 27.3%

OLDHAM 64.7% / 41.9%

ROCHDALE 68.1% / 40.9%

SALFORD 56.4% / 38.3%

STOCKPORT 72% / 50.9%

TAMESIDE 69.7% / 45.9%

TRAFFORD 70.9% / 46.2%

WIGAN 72.4% / 48.7%


Manchester close to finally getting over 50% first doses Stockport still the only one over 50% for both doses.

Wigan though slightly the highest on first doses.
 
Bury are planning to introduce pop up vaccination sites across certain areas of the borough. One of the sites where my wife volunteers at is closing in a couple of weeks, so think that they are targeting specific areas as Bolton have done where the take up hasn't been as good.
Yes, I was 'chatting' on another site where people were saying theyd been able to choose their vaccine. I asked a lady how she'd managed that. This was her reply

I’m in Bury and the Bury booking system allows you to choose which vaccine you have. The national system doesn’t tell you.
Bolton and Bury have lots of walk in centres which are just Pfizer. We got my 17 yr old vaccinated ( but he is at school in Bolton and it had a big outbreak) they appeared to accept anyone. It’s just the fact I can book that makes it easier.
 
Greater Manchester

Weekly total cases:-





Tameside 94, Trafford 135, Oldham 147, Stockport 176 , Bury 191, Rochdale 192, Wigan 244, Salford 253. Manchester 552 Bolton 1089.

Bolton is falling towards sub 1000 which is good news. And only double Manchester now when it was 5 or 6 times a week ago.

But the others are rising faster than Bolton is falling as the main reason for this occurring. Even Tameside who ten days ago were scoring 1 and 3 in a day look like slipping out of the sub 100 weekly cases soon too. The rest are over the hill and away with that one.
 
The GM good news was in some ways mostly thanks to the very big drop in Bolton & Manchester. And it was not shared equally in other GM boroughs. But most places are down on yesterday. Some are still up big week to week despite the overall wk to week fall.

And those are the ones that need watching right now.

Stockport, Salford and Rochdale probably had the least good day in that regard.



Bolton down 114 on day and 93 on week to 127

Bury down 12 on day but up 13 on week to 33

Manchester down 95 on day (huge fall here) and 9 on week to 59.

Oldham UP 3 on the day (only rise) and yet down 1 on week to 21

Rochdale down 16 on day but up 13 on week to 27

Salford down 46 on day but up 19 on week to 31

Stockport down 22 on day but up 17 on week to 31

Tameside down 13 on day but up 5 on week to 17

Trafford down 22 on day AND 5 on week to 15 - BEST PERFORMER OF THE DAY (Yet Zoe now has here on watch!)

Wigan down 22 on day but exactly the same a last week on 31.
I think that the way figures are going up and down over the last few days might be due to the vagaries of the processing at labs, which in some ways means that it makes sense to look at the 5 day figures rather than react to a single days' results.
 
Really good (lengthy) thread from Chris Hopson, a key spokesman for NHS hospitals, about how Covid is affecting ability of hospitals in hotspots to get going again; all that urgent treatment pushed back last Summer coming home to roost even as Covid numbers fall. And more evidence that vaccines work.

 
We're in for another lockdown at this rate. It's also only a matter of time before we have a vaciine evasive varient too and we truly are fucked.
Boris should have completely shut the borders. How such a small island can't stop this virus boggles the mind when you think of the likes of Australia and New Zealand have managed by doing just that, shutting the borders.
Shutting the borders comes at a significsnt cost.
 
The virus moved from animals to humans and is now going through a phase where it is optimising itself for the human host.

I would like to know what happens in Autumn with this Autumn booster shot. The Vaccines minister mentioned this on ANdrew Marr show but Marr never picked him up on this. What is the nature of this Autumn booster? If we can vaccinate with a variant based vaccine then that will be ideal.

American, Canada, Germany, UK, China are all going to finish vaccinating their population (except maybe children) at the end of June. Presumably then there is a huge global vaccine supply that can be deployed to where it is needed. At the same time we need progress on these variant vaccines.
 
The virus moved from animals to humans and is now going through a phase where it is optimising itself for the human host.

I would like to know what happens in Autumn with this Autumn booster shot. The Vaccines minister mentioned this on ANdrew Marr show but Marr never picked him up on this. What is the nature of this Autumn booster? If we can vaccinate with a variant based vaccine then that will be ideal.

American, Canada, Germany, UK, China are all going to finish vaccinating their population (except maybe children) at the end of June. Presumably then there is a huge global vaccine supply that can be deployed to where it is needed. At the same time we need progress on these variant vaccines.

i have some fears about the boost jab ? can it be to much having 3 jabs in a short space of time ?
hearing good stories about the one jab vaccine maybe that is the way forward
 
The virus moved from animals to humans and is now going through a phase where it is optimising itself for the human host.

I would like to know what happens in Autumn with this Autumn booster shot. The Vaccines minister mentioned this on ANdrew Marr show but Marr never picked him up on this. What is the nature of this Autumn booster? If we can vaccinate with a variant based vaccine then that will be ideal.

American, Canada, Germany, UK, China are all going to finish vaccinating their population (except maybe children) at the end of June. Presumably then there is a huge global vaccine supply that can be deployed to where it is needed. At the same time we need progress on these variant vaccines.

Is it not pretty much confirmed it was man made in a lab now?
 
i have some fears about the boost jab ? can it be to much having 3 jabs in a short space of time ?
hearing good stories about the one jab vaccine maybe that is the way forward
It will be 5 in a year for me and many others I suspect as I will be having my flu jab as this year that will be a real problem if we are all acting more nornally this winter. The precautions we took for Covid all but eliminated flu but it will be back with aveangance you can be sure.
 
Scotland wk to wk

526 c v 378 last week

0 deaths v 0 last week

3,2% positivity v 2.0% last week

Rising steadily
 
Wales data:

0 deaths - was 2 last week

30 cases - was 46 last week.

0.3% positivity - well below Scotland

Really looks like their highest in the world vaccination numbers are paying huge dividends here.

If only the rest of the UK could reach their level in days not weeks or months.
 
Btw Bank Holiday means little data tomorrow.

No Wales double day data as usual.

So we will get Sat & Sun on Tuesday and Mon & Tuesday on Wednesday

Not unlikely even with 48 hours numbers Wales will not top 100 by recent numbers.
 
N Ireland data

0 deaths - was 0 last week

63 cases - was 77 last week


The difference between England and Scotland AND Wales and N Ireland is stark.
 
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