Jillian Taylor: Last News

Coronavirus vaccines will be available for those aged 16 and over at Falkirk Stadium this weekend. Between 10am and 6pm on Saturday August 14, anyone can 'Nab a Jab' before the game between Falkirk FC and the Airdrie at 3pm.

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.Jillian Taylor, NHS Forth Valley’s Operational Lead for the Covid-19 vaccination programme, said: “It’s great to be able to offer an additional vaccination clinic on the University of Stirling site, particularly for young people who may not have taken up the offer of vaccination. Anyone who is aged 18 or over by October 31, 2021 can attend this new vaccination clinic or any of the other clinics here in Forth Valley, or anywhere in Scotland.“We know that getting both doses of the vaccine offers maximum protection against the virus, so if it has been eight weeks or more since your first jab, please attend for your second one.

Falkirk who are yet to receive a coronavirus vaccine can now register for one.

Falkirk eligible for a coronavirus vaccine now have until 8pm on Friday June, 11, to register for one.

Falkirk, Stirling and Clackmannashire have now received a coronavirus vaccine.It's after an expansion of vaccination centres in the Forth Valley and to those aged 65 and over.Health bosses say work is now underway to start giving out second doses.