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direct to your inboxThose in vulnerability cohorts one to four have been asked to contact the NHS if they haven’t been invited for their Covid-19 vaccine yet.Previous advice had been to wait until you were contacted by a member of the health service, but in the last few days this has changed.Those affected must contact the NHS and can do so either through the national booking telephone line, 119, through the online booking service or through contacting your GP directly.Martyn Pritchard, from

direct to your inboxMore than 33,500 people in Trafford have already received their first dose of coronavirus vaccine.The ambition in the UK is that every adult across the UK will be offered a coronavirus vaccine during 2021.Martyn Pritchard, from Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group, said the task of the vaccination programme must not be underestimated.He said: “We will offer vaccination in line with need, working our way through the JCVI cohorts in order, in lockstep with the rest of the NHS

direct to your inboxAll care home residents and staff in Trafford have already been offered the COVID-19 vaccine.It is understood that around 12,500 people have already been vaccinated across the borough and Altrincham GPs are planning to have all of their over-80s and care home residents vaccinated by this weekend.This week, Martyn Pritchard, Accountable Officer for Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group, also confirmed all care home residents across Trafford have now been invited for at least