Coronavirus vaccination rollout
There are now 3 safe vaccines which will protect you from coronavirus, available free of charge from the NHS.
- if you’re 18 or over and haven’t been vaccinated yet, please book your appointment straight away. You can also call 119 or simply walk-in to one of the clinics listed below
- if you’re aged 16 or 17 you can get the vaccine by walking into one of the three large vaccination centres: John Scott Health Centre, St Leonards Hospital, 3a Bocking Street
- if you’re 12-15 you’ll be invited to receive the vaccination via your school or GP
- advice for children and young people on the Covid-19 vaccination
- make sure any information you share about the vaccine comes from a trusted source such as www.nhs.uk/coronavirus
- ensure you attend your second dose appointment to get maximum protection from coronavirus
- current guidance is that you should have your second dose after 8 weeks
On this page:
Local vaccination events and clinics
You can book your vaccination appointment through the national NHS booking system or by calling 119.
You can also attend a local vaccination pop-up clinic by walking in or calling 020 8356 3111 to confirm your appointment.
Local vaccination centres
John Scott Health Centre, 220 Green Lanes, Woodberry Down N4 2NU
Pfizer or Astrazeneca-Oxford vaccinations:
- Wednesday – Friday, 3.30 – 6pm
- Sunday, 2.30 – 4:30pm
St Leonards Hospital vaccination centre, Nuttall St N1 5LZ
Pfizer vaccinations.
- Monday : 10am-7pm
- Tuesday: 12 noon-7pm
- Wednesday: 12 noon-7pm
- Thursday: 10am-6pm
- Friday: 10am-6pm
- Saturday: 12 noon-7pm
The Vaccination Centre, 3a Bocking Street E8 3RU
Pfizer or Astrazeneca-Oxford vaccinations:
- Monday – Tuesday, 3.30 – 6pm
- Saturday 9am – 6pm
- Sunday 10am – 12:30pm
Pharmacy clinics
Bees Pharmacy, 199-201 Rushmore Road E5 0HD
Pfizer or Astrazeneca-Oxford vaccinations.
- Mon-Fri 9am-6.30pm
- Sat 9am-4pm
- Sun closed
Boots, 120 Fleet Street EC4A 2BE
Moderna vaccinations.
- Monday-Friday 8.30am-5.30pm – closed for lunch 12 noon-1pm
Clockwork Pharmacy – 398 – 400 Mare Street E8 1HP
Astrazeneca-Oxford vaccinations.
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 9am-7pm
- Thursday and Saturday: 9am-6pm
Haggerston Pharmacy, 201 Haggerston Road E8 4HU
Pfizer or Astrazeneca-Oxford vaccinations.
- Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm
- Sundays (from 15 August) 9.30am-4.30pm
Murrays Pharmacy, 96-98 Murray Grove N1 7QP
Moderna vaccinations.
- Monday-Friday 9am-6pm
- Saturday 9am-5pm
Silverfields Pharmacy,141 Homerton High Street E9 6AS
Pfizer or Astrazeneca-Oxford vaccinations.
- Monday-Saturday 9am-6.30pm
Spring Pharmacy, 233 Hoxton Street N1 5LG
Moderna and Pfizer vaccinations.
- Monday-Friday 9.30am-6pm
- Saturday 9.30am-5pm
How to get your second vaccine dose
For second doses current guidance recommends that everyone 18+ should have their second dose after 8 weeks. You must have the same type of vaccination as your first. 2 doses of the vaccine are required for maximum protection.
If you booked your first dose on the NHS website or by calling 119
You should have booked your second dose at the same time and received an email or text message confirming the date. You are able to manage your booking directly.
If you walked into a local vaccination clinic or pop-up clinic
You can call 119 or visit the NHS website to make an appointment for your second dose.
You can also attend one of the local walk-in vaccination clinics or pop-up clinics listed on this page to receive your second dose.
Contact
If you have any problems booking your second appointment, call 020 8356 3111.