The NHS has provided Covid-19 vaccinations free of charge to all adults and children aged 5 and over. After 30th June 2023, vaccinations will only be available for people who are at higher risk from severe Covid-19, and for most people they will usually only be available seasonally. If you’ve only had one Covid-19 vaccination, or none at all, make sure you get yours before 30th June.
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Last chance to get your Covid-19 vaccine free of charge before 30th June
Sunday, June 18th, 2023Covid-19 vaccination clinics by boat tomorrow Bradford on Avon and Thursday Bathampton
Monday, March 14th, 2022Julian House will again be providing Covid-19 vaccination clinics on nb Litania on Tuesday 15th March and Thursday 17th March 2022. You can get a first jab, second jab or a booster jab if you are eligible. You can just turn up. You do not need to be registered with a GP to get the jab. Please be aware that as this is a first come,first served clinic, there is a possibility that vaccinations might not be available. If you decide to get vaccinated after the floating clinics have finished, contact the NHS on 119.
Covid-19 vaccination clinics by boat, 29th Nov to 10th Dec – Boat Fire Safety packs also available
Sunday, November 28th, 2021Once again, Julian House will be providing Covid-19 vaccination clinics on nb Litania from Monday 29th November to Friday 10th December 2021. You can get a first jab, second jab or a booster jab if you are eligible. You can just turn up. You do not need to be registered with a GP to get the jab. Please be aware that as this is a first come,first served clinic, there is a possibility that vaccinations might not be available. If you decide to get vaccinated after the floating clinics have finished, contact the NHS on 119. This is the timetable:
Second dose Covid-19 vaccination clinic by boat from 14th May
Tuesday, May 11th, 2021Covid-19 vaccination clinics by boat from 6th April
Wednesday, March 24th, 2021Coronavirus vaccinations – make sure of your jab by registering with a GP
Monday, January 25th, 2021The invitations to attend Coronavirus vaccination appointments for priority groups, which will include everyone over the age of 50, are being generated from the patient records held by doctors’ surgeries. Liveaboard boaters who are not registered with a GP may find that they are not contacted by the NHS with an invitation to have the Covid-19 vaccination.
Julian House to provide Covid-19 tests for people with no address and no transport
Tuesday, December 8th, 2020BaNES Council votes to close and relocate Mead Lane moorings by 2022
Monday, November 2nd, 2020BaNES to decide future of Mead Lane moorings on 8th October after survey finds no damage from boats
Monday, October 5th, 2020In January 2020 BaNES Council attempted to close the 14-day moorings at Mead Lane, Saltford following a long campaign by local residents hostile to liveaboard boaters. Allegations were made that the mooring of boats had damaged the river bank. A decision was made to carry out a structural survey, which took place on 3rd September 2020. The survey by Atkins Global engineering consultancy found that there was no damage to the bank from moored boats.