HUNDREDS of people queued up to get their Covid jabs at the Home Park mass vaccination centre yesterday, but the day ended with confusion around the availability of booster shots.
Staff were hoping to vaccinate more than 4,000 people a day in the run-up to Christmas, as healthcare workers did their best to outrun the spread of the Omicron variant.
But there was confusion among the availability of booster doses at the vaccination centre, while pre-booked slots have already filled up for the next three weeks.
With Prime Minister oris Johnson having urged people to 'get boosted now, screenshots seen by The Herald showed that the NHS website said yesterday morning that booster shots were 'unavailable at the Home Park site unless you were from a vulnerable group.
Continue reading your story on the app
Continue reading your story in the newspaper
Culture Secretary admits to breaching Netflix conditions
THE Culture Secretary has admitted she shares her Netflix password with four other households across the country.
DEALS TO BE EXTENDED
ARGYLE WILL TIE PLAYERS DOWN DURING SEASON
Eggbuckland Girls U15s team aiming for Cup Final success
TALENTED footballers from PlymCommunity outh's Eggbuckland College are preparing to triumph at the English Schools National Cup Final in Birmingham next week.
Teenager accused of US shootings faces court
THE white man accused of killing 10 black people at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York state, has appeared in court, standing silently during brief proceedings attended by some relatives of the victims after a grand jury indicted him.
No further party fines for Johnson
POLICE have told Boris Johnson he faces no further action over lockdown breaches, Downing Street said, after the Metropolitan Police concluded its 'Partygate' investigation with a total of 126 fines.
HMS Ardent memories preserved
FALKLANDS WAR veterans are commemorating the 40th anniversary of the sinking of HMS Ardent during the conflict on May 21, 1982.
Council says traffic delays are 'inevitable'
PLYMOUTH City Council has said there is 'no magic wand' to solve the traffic chaos seen in the city.
Tavistock C ladies cause a big upset against B team rivals
Hill Lane's Mike Harley, Phil Hore, Mike Smith and Kamran Khan and Yelverton's Chris Webber, Mike Shaw, Steve McCormick and Terry Leonard
Barker stars again as Gladiators keen their super home form going
CORNISHMEN Ben Barker and Chris ‘Bomber’ Harris were the stars of the show as the Plymouth Gladiators took on the Berwick Bandits, where a hard-fought 49-41 win for the home side saw them climb to third place in the Championship standings.
St Luke's joins forces with Help for Heroes
IMPROVED end-of-life care and support for veterans is the aim of a project between two charities.
WHO YOU LOVE DOESN'T NEED A LABEL
My journey to accepting myself *exactly* as I am.
THE DARK ISN'T YOUR FRIEND
Choose a weapon-mounted light flashlight carefully. It can hurt as much as help you.
Blocked
Luke came out as trans when he was 11, hoping to start hormone therapy as a teenager. Instead, he was held hostage in a political and medical battle that’s far from over.
Love animates the World
CHARLOTTE DUFOUR is a veteran in the fields of international cooperation and sustainable food systems. Here she is interviewed by KALPANA SAI of the Heartfulness Institute about the role of Yoga and spirituality in mental health and wellness. She shares some solutions for a world that seems more anxious and disconnected than ever
Surviving Widowhood
GUEST COLUMNIST LESLIE GRAY STREETER
RINGER
Charming micro RPG LOOP HERO is one of this year’s first true gems.
Feeling, Sensitivity and Consciousnes
ROS PEARMAIN, Ph.D., has been integrating the fields of psychology, psychotherapy and spirituality, through both practical and philosophical approaches, for over 40 years. Here she explores the way a spiritual practice opens up the levels of feeling and sensitivity, as we expand into deeper and deeper levels of consciousness, and how our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual bodies are integrated through the heart.
Gluten and dairy restriction:OUR CHILDREN DESERVE BETTER!
When children experience respiratory, digestive, behaviour, or other health challenges, many parents naturally seek out dietary solutions. Unfortunately, the prevailing confusion in this area provides fertile ground for misconceptions and counterproductive dietary fads. Among contemporary trends, avoiding gluten and/ or dairy products are two of the most popular. Does taking your children off gluten or dairy really help? Do such recommendations rest upon fallacy or fact? As it turns out, though born of legitimate concerns, the impulse to discontinue gluten or dairy products is generally misguided, and may distract parents from truly important steps that can help kids to eat right, grow, and thrive.
Corsair 4000D Airflow
Obsidian meets 2020
PRO PILOT TURNING TIPS
The keys to flying smooth, consistent moves every time