PM visits Stoke Mandeville vaccination centre
He was joined by Aylesbury's MP
The Prime Minister has praised the efforts of a vaccination centre in Stoke Mandeville.
Boris Johnson joined Aylesbury's MP, Rob Butler in visiting the site in Guttman Stadium yesterday (3 January). Run by Oxford Healthcare NHS Trust, the mass vaccination centre has delivered 145,000 jabs.
The PM used also the visit to extend his thanks to GPs and volunteers for their part in the vaccine rollout.
The Prime Minister said:
"It’s great to be here with Rob at the Stoke Mandeville Centre where we're seeing huge numbers of people being vaccinated. I also want to thank the volunteers who run an alternate operation and have done thousands and thousands of people in the last few months: a heroic effort by everybody involved. The key message is that two doses of vaccine aren’t enough against Omicron: you’ve got to get your booster as well, so get boosted now!"
Rob Butler MP said:
"I am delighted the Prime Minister came to Stoke Mandeville stadium, where he thanked everyone involved in the local vaccination effort - especially people turning up for their jabs today, on a Bank Holiday. The PM's visit underlines how impressive teams have been here in the Aylesbury area - whether the staff working for Oxford NHS Foundation Trust, Bucks GPs or the many, many volunteers who have played such a crucial role. Vaccination is key to facing down the Omicron variant and getting life back so normal, so I urge everyone who can, to get boosted now".