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Coronavirus vaccination services
Find out all there is to know about the COVID-19 vaccination programme in Norfolk and Waveney.
This page is kept up to date with all the latest information, both nationally and locally.
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Coronavirus general information
If you think you have coronavirus symptoms make sure you get a test and self-isolate. Help keep everyone in Norfolk and Waveney safe by social distancing and using masks in line with government guidance.
We have more information about what to do, about Test and Trace, and other local and national guidance about Coronavirus
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Meetings and committees
The next meeting of the CCG Governing Body in public is 25 January 2022
The next meeting of our Primary Care Commissioning Committee is on 7 December 2021.
Both will be uploaded on our YouTube Channel on completion of the meetings.
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Access to GP Services
Everyone is welcome at our GP practices across Norfolk and Waveney.
In order to receive the COVID-19 vaccine it is really helpful if you are registered with a GP.
You do not have to show proof of address or ID to register with a GP practice.
Register with your local GP practice today or find out more online.
In The News
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Local NHS leaders ask for patience and kindness to staff as the booster programme set to ramp up across Norfolk and Waveney
The Covid booster rollout is set to be extended over the coming weeks in a bid to vaccinate more people in response to the new Omicron variant of the virus. -
Extension of visiting restrictions on inpatient wards in Norfolk and Waveney
The NHS in Norfolk and Waveney has announced that visiting on inpatient wards will remain suspended for the next two weeks. -
Eligibility for Covid Booster vaccinations following national announcements
Following the Prime Minister's national announcement on 30 November, local GP practices and NHS vaccination clinics are awaiting further clinical and operational guidance from NHS England BEFORE the changes to eligibility for booster vaccinations can be implemented. -
Large scale vaccination centres across Norfolk to offer walk in vaccinations to all eligible groups
Dr David Vickers, medical director, Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust, which delivers the large scale vaccination centres across Norfolk said: “I am delighted to announce that from Saturday 27 November, the Attleborough vaccination centre will open to walk-ins for all eligible groups; with all other vaccination centres across Norfolk following suit from Monday 29 November. -
Charities lead health improvement across Norfolk and Waveney thanks to national grant
This autumn, a series of charity funded projects across Norfolk and Waveney will start to benefit communities recovering from the pandemic, thanks to a national grant of nearly £500,000 from NHS Charities Together. -
Health Service Journal award win for Norfolk and Waveney’s Covid Protect
Covid Protect - a local NHS and social care initiative to protect Norfolk and Waveney’s most vulnerable patients at the onset of the pandemic – has won the 2021 Health Service Journal Award for Connecting Services and Information.
Latest Tweets
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If you’re attending one of our COVID-19 vaccination centres to receive your booster, please wear warm clothing in case you need to queue. For more tips...
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Boosters are currently available for those: ☑️ aged 40+ ☑️ frontline health & social care workers ☑️ aged 16-39 years with underlying health conditions...
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A series of charity funded projects will begin to improve health and wellbeing across #Norfolk and #Waveney. @NHSCharities has granted nearly £500,000...