Greg hails vaccine rollout in Tunbridge Wells

Vac

Vaccinations against Covid-19 began in Tunbridge Wells today, as constituents began arriving at the Abbey Court Medical Centre on St John's Rd to receive their vaccine. The medical centre is being used as a hub to treat the registered patients at nine surrounding surgeries. As more vaccines are made available, more locations will open up to cover more areas within the borough. More information on the process can be found here. 

Greg said: "It is fantastic news that people are now being vaccinated against Covid here in Tunbridge Wells. This extraordinary scientific breakthrough means that as the New Year progresses we will be able to turn to a future with Covid behind us." 

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