Vaccination centres across Wales are holding walk-in sessions this week in a bid to boost numbers.
Hywel Dda Health Board has announced this afternoon that walk-in sessions will be held throughout the week at the various vaccination centres across Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.
There is no need to contact the health board to book an appointment and if you have already registered using the health board’s online form, you are still welcome to attend the walk-in clinic.
If you have a scheduled appointment, please keep your appointment time.
First vaccine walk-in clinics for anyone aged 18 and over who hasn’t had their first Covid-19 vaccine yet:
Aberystwyth (Thomas Parry Library, SY23 3FL): Thursday, 24 and Friday 25 June, 10am to 8pm.
Cardigan (Teifi Leisure Centre SA43 1HG): Friday, 25 June, 9.30am to 5pm.
Carmarthen (Halliwell Conference Centre, UWTSD, SA31 3EP): Monday, 21; Tuesday, 22; Wednesday, 23; Thursday, 24 and Friday, 25 June, 10am to 8pm.
Llanelli (Ffwrnes Theatre SA15 3YE): Thursday, 24 and Friday, 25 June, 10am to 8pm.
Second vaccine walk-in clinics (please only attend if the centre is giving the same vaccine that you had for your first dose. This information can be found on your vaccine card.)
Aberystwyth (Thomas Parry Library, SY23 3FL): Monday 21, Tuesday 22 and Wednesday, 23 June, 10am to 8pm. Second dose Moderna vaccine only if you had your first dose on or before 11 April.
Llanelli (Ffwrnes Theatre SA15 3YE): Monday 21, Tuesday, 22 and Wednesday, 23 June, 10am to 8pm. Second dose Moderna vaccine only if you had your first dose on or before 11 April.
Tenby (Tenby Leisure Centre, SA70 8EJ): Friday, 25 June, 10am to 8pm. Second dose Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine only if you had your first dose on or before 25 April.
Health Minister Eluned Morgan confirmed this afternoon that people aged 40 and over in Wales will get their second Covid jab within eight weeks of their first as the Welsh Government aims to administer up to 500,000 extra doses of the vaccine in the next four weeks after putting the brakes on further lockdown easing.