To ask the Scottish Government whether it will introduce drop-in vaccination clinics in the Glasgow City Council area.
While there has been significant success in our progress tackling the virus, and the vaccination programme continues to roll out well across the country The Scottish Government and Health Boards are following the latest advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation.
Throughout the pandemic, the decisions we have taken have been driven by evidence and clinical advice, we have been introducing drop in vaccination sites in the Glasgow area, the following table shows the planned drop-in schedule and locations.
Day | Venue | Venue | Venue | Venue | Venue |
Sunday 30 May | SSE Hydro 9am to 18 | | | | |
Monday 31 May | | | Glasgow Club Easterhouse 9am to 18 | Glasgow Club Donald Dewar 9am to 18 | Hub Community Centre, Clydebank 9am to 15.00 |
Tuesday 1 June | | | Lagoon Leisure Centre 9am to 18 | | |
Wednesday 2 June | SSE Hydro 9am to 18 | Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 | Lagoon Leisure Centre 9am to 18 | Allander Leisure Centre 9am to 18 | |
Thursday 3 June | SSE Hydro 9am to 18 | Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 | Alexandria Community Centre 9am to 15.00 | Barmulloch Community Centre 9am to 18 | |
Friday 4 June | SSE Hydro 9am to 18 | Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 | Barrhead Foundry 9am to 15.00 | Carmichael Hall Eastwood 9am to 18 | Glasgow Club Castlemilk 9am to 15.00 |
Saturday 5 June | SSE Hydro 9am to 18 | Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 | Renfrew Leisure Centre 9am to 15.00 | Carmichael Hall Eastwood 9am to 18 | Johnstone Town Hall 9am to 15.00 |
Sunday 6 June | SSE Hydro 9am to 18 | Glasgow Central Mosque 9am to 18 | Kirkintilloch Leisure Centre 9am to 15.00 | Greenock Town hall 9am to 18 | Concorde Centre, Dumbarton 9am to 15.00 |