There is a local supermarket that I do my weekly shopping at, and there was an interesting development when I went there this morning. It has also turned into a covid vaccination site! I was wondering why there was a queue of people just beyond the checkout, and I saw that they had converted what used to be an in-store bank into a vaccination site. This was unexpected, and I think must have happened this week because I'm sure I would have noticed it before today otherwise. As with most of the other vaccination sites round here, I don't imagine it is easy to get an appointment - it looked quite busy even before 9 am. There seemed to be an awful lot of people younger-looking than me queuing up - how on earth did they get appointments when they're not eligible yet? (I think we're still on over 65's, and over 50's who live in multi-generational households). I think it will be a couple of months at least until I can get my vaccination. Hopefully by then there will enough supply that it won't be so difficult to get an appointment - whether it's as this supermarket or somewhere else that I don't have to drive miles to get to.
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