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Book a private appointment with us, or book via the NHS portal if you're eligible. Both links can be found at the top of this page.
Vaccinations
Looking for COVID vaccinations near you? Well Pharmacy offers COVID-19 booster appointments for adults and eligible children aged 12+.
While COVID-19 is no longer causing widespread disruption in the way it once did, the virus continues to circulate throughout the year. In England alone, almost 17,000 cases have been reported so far in 2026,* and new variants can circulate over time, with the Cicade variant currently under monitoring by the World Health Organisation1. Protection from previous jabs and infections can reduce over time, so staying up to date with your vaccinations can help lower your risk of becoming seriously unwell if you catch the virus.
Simply book online in a matter of minutes and you can receive your vaccination at your local Well Pharmacy, at a date and time that suits you.
*Accurate as of 08/10/2026. Source: COVID-19 UKHSA Dashboard.
Our pharmacists can provide your vaccination and answer any questions you may have at the same time. As part of your local community pharmacy, we aim to make it easy for you to protect yourself and those around you with a safe and clinically led service."
Last reviewed: October 2026
Next review: October 2029
Reviewed by: Mital Thakrar, Head of Private Services
Unlike seasonal viruses like flu and RSV, COVID doesn't tend to follow a regular pattern throughout the year. Surges in infections are often linked to new variants, making it less predictable to follow. As a result, immunity can wane over time – even if you've been vaccinated previously or had the virus before.
Keeping up to date with your COVID vaccine can help:
Book a private appointment with us, or book via the NHS portal if you're eligible. Both links can be found at the top of this page.
Attend your appointment at your chosen date, time and location.
One of our trained pharmacists will administer your COVID vaccination in a private consultation room.
If you live in England, you may be eligible for a FREE COVID-19 vaccination on the NHS if you have a weakened immune system, or because of a health condition or treatment.
This may include if you:
In most cases, you'll be contacted by the NHS if you're eligible for the service. If you're unsure, then you can read more about the NHS COVID-19 service in England, or ask a pharmacist or healthcare professional to help you understand if you qualify.
Most side effects of the COVID vaccine are mild, short-lived and a normal sign that your immune system is responding to the vaccine.
Some people don't experience any side effects at all, but the most commonly reported ones include:
If you're concerned about severe symptoms after your vaccination, you can speak to a healthcare professional