Vaccination updates
Updates on our vaccination plans and progress in North Wales
June 13, 2025
People aged 75 and over who have not received a Spring COVID-19 vaccine will be able to drop in to one of our vaccination centres to top up their protection against the virus from Monday June 16
Walk-in clinics will run for two weeks in locations across North Wales before our Spring COVID-19 vaccination programme comes to an end on Monday June 30.
We encourage anyone aged 75 and over who has missed their appointment, or who has misplaced or did not receive their invitation to come forward before the end of the month. This includes everyone in North Wales who will celebrate their 75th birthday on or before June 30.
Adults and children aged six months or older who have a weaker immune system as a result of a health condition or medical treatment can also walk in for a vaccine. More information about qualifying conditions and treatments is available here.
Details of the locations offering drop in Spring COVID-19 vaccinations, and the dates and times of our clinics, are available here.
Immunity against COVID-19 wanes over time, and research shows that having the vaccine is an important way for the most vulnerable people in our communities to increase their protection against the virus.
We are grateful to the thousands of family members and friends of eligible older people who have supported their loved ones to receive the COVID-19 vaccine this Spring.
If you have an appointment before the end of June
We encourage people who have received an invitation through the post to attend their appointment at the date and time on their letter.
Please check your letter carefully because the venue for your appointment may be different from previous vaccination programmes. If you are unable to attend your appointment, please reschedule by calling our contact centre on 03000 840004 or emailing BCU.SROCovid19VaccinationProgramme@wales.nhs.uk.
Our teams continue to deliver thousands of vaccines every week at our network of community vaccination centres, including community halls, sports grounds, leisure centres and other venues. We also continue to visit people living in care homes and people who are housebound to offer them the extra protection given by the Spring COVID-19 vaccine.
Around 50,000 people have already received the Spring COVID-19 vaccine since we started delivering the programme in April.
About the Spring COVID-19 vaccine
The Spring COVID-19 vaccine helps to protect people who are at highest risk from COVID-19 from serious illness caused by the virus.
We urge everyone eligible for the vaccine to take up the offer to boost their protection against COVID-19 this Spring. More information about the Spring COVID-19 vaccine is available here.