Every day the vaccine rolls out

[Chick A Saw]

Weekly update and up to the end of Sunday,

Vaccine Allocated by Public Health England, 2,882,440 (2,138,450), 743,990 (375,050) this week.
Vaccine Delivered to NHS Scotland, 2,189,030 (1,886,160), 302,870 (247,710) this week.
First dose vaccinated, 1,774,659 (1,611,578), 163,081 (166,090) this week.
Second dose vaccinated, 118,734 (78,865), 39,869 (41,523) this week.
Total Vaccinated, 1,893,393 (1,690,443), 202,950 (207,613) this week.

693,410 (252,290) Or ****ing loads! (10-20 days) sitting doon sooth, 295,637 (274,582) 8-10 days in stock.

Available vaccinations data by Cohort.
Cohort 1.1 Dose 1, Older residents in care homes - estimate exceeded,
Cohort 1.1 Dose 2, 61% (58) Older residents in care homes

Within the above, dose 1 estimate exceeded, 57% (54) dose 2 of adults, and 88% (87) of staff in all care homes have also been vaccinated.

Daily Vaccinations by age to end yesterday.
Over 80s, 97.3% (97.2)
75-79, 99.2% (99.1)
70-74, 99.8% (99.6)
65-69, 96.4% (96)
60-64, 42.9% (40.5)
55-59, 36.2% (34)
50-54, 29.7% (28)
40-49, 22.6% (21.3)
30-39, 15.4% (14.4)
16-29, 9.6% (9.1)

Still do not see much vaccinations per Cohort data and have now lost the numbers of those vaccinated in each Local Authority area, so below is now Percentage vaccinated and Case/100k over 7 days by Local authority.

Western isles, 55.2 – 71.1 (50.2 – 33.7)
Shetland Isles, 53.7 – 4.4 (48.5 – 0)
D & G, 50.6 – 14.8 (47.1 – 29.6)
South Ayrshire, 47.9 – 19.5 (45.7 – 47.1)
Angus, 46.8 – 49.1 (44 – 44.8)
Argyle and Bute, 45.4 – 10.5 (41.6 – 18.6)

Dundee, 41.6 – 67 (39.2 – 69)
Aberdeen, 30.7 – 32.8
Edinburgh, 30.1 – 42.1 (28.2 – 63)
Glasgow, 31.9 – 113.2 (28.9 – 114)

Quite positive data in there if you are prepared to believe it, and i hope it continues. Will be 10 days before we see the results from the party of the great unwashed!

[TerryTheTerror]

So in today's statement up to 4 adults from 2 households can gather outside, however if you're a Bible Basher you can gather inside in a group of 50.

Hmm. 🤔

Well, it appears if you manage to gather in sufficiently high numbers nothing gets done about it. So, calling this a relaxation of the rules is a bit of a stretch.

[utd4me]

Jab number 2 done! All fit and ready to go mad fer it doon the......er, Kirk on a Sunday.��

Beer passport stamped.

[Chick A Saw]

Jab number 2 done! All fit and ready to go mad fer it doon the......er, Kirk on a Sunday.��

Beer passport stamped.

Great to hear all the first timers getting their jab, and even better for those getting their second.

Im sure you all know that the figures reported are a mix of figures from yesterday at the main vaccination centres, and doctors surgeries for the previous day, so its not beyond the realms of possibility that sometime on Tuesday, that the 40% mark was reached for people receiving their first dose of the vaccine!

Only one significant area of Cohort progress to report.

Available vaccinations data by Cohort.
Cohort 1.1 Dose 1, Older residents in care homes - estimate exceeded,
Cohort 1.1 Dose 2, 64% (61) Older residents in care homes

Within the above, dose 1 estimate exceeded, 60% (57) dose 2 of adults, and 88% of staff in all care homes have also been vaccinated.

[Chick A Saw]

Available vaccinations data by Cohort.
Cohort 1.1 Dose 1, Older residents in care homes - estimate exceeded,
Cohort 1.1 Dose 2, 66% (64) Older residents in care homes

Within the above, dose 1 estimate exceeded, 62% (60) dose 2 of adults, and 88% of staff in all care homes have also been vaccinated.

Negative – This weeks cases/7 days is similar to last week.

Positive – 5 areas recorded ZERO new infections yesterday, and a further 9 recorded single figures.
24 areas 7 day cases/100k are below 75(old level 2 top limit?)

Big positive, 40% has been passed!

And a BIG IF! IF we manage to ramp up the vaccine programme again next week, there is a chance that we can pass 2m first doses! It cannot be missed though that the 2m figure of first and second doses might have been passed today but will be passed tomorrow! I can even see the halfway mark for first doses before the end of the month.

[AraBrian]

Available vaccinations data by Cohort.
Cohort 1.1 Dose 1, Older residents in care homes - estimate exceeded,
Cohort 1.1 Dose 2, 66% (64) Older residents in care homes

Within the above, dose 1 estimate exceeded, 62% (60) dose 2 of adults, and 88% of staff in all care homes have also been vaccinated.

Negative – This weeks cases/7 days is similar to last week.

Positive – 5 areas recorded ZERO new infections yesterday, and a further 9 recorded single figures.
24 areas 7 day cases/100k are below 75(old level 2 top limit?)

Big positive, 40% has been passed!

And a BIG IF! IF we manage to ramp up the vaccine programme again next week, there is a chance that we can pass 2m first doses! It cannot be missed though that the 2m figure of first and second doses might have been passed today but will be passed tomorrow! I can even see the halfway mark for first doses before the end of the month.

Got a blue envelope through the door yesterday have an appointment for a week on saturday the 20th so the must be getting well through the 60 plus lot

[Chick A Saw]

Got a blue envelope through the door yesterday have an appointment for a week on saturday the 20th so the must be getting well through the 60 plus lot

Great, one more out the road while i wait to get mine!

[offshore_arab83]

all positives chick, I'm just hoping the 10 day isolation rule for red list is done away with by the time I'm back

[Chick A Saw]

all positives chick, I'm just hoping the 10 day isolation rule for red list is done away with by the time I'm back

Sorry bud, i think that is here to stay for the foreseeable future as it is one tool that does work.

Think i did see yesterday that the Pfizer jab has been proved to be effective against the Brazil variant, so fingers crossed that i am wrong about the above.

[offshore_arab83]

Sorry bud, i think that is here to stay for the foreseeable future as it is one tool that does work..

you're right it does, just need some exemptions added now ha ha