NHS staff delivered almost 100,000 Covid-19 vaccinations in a single hour on 20 March as ‘Super Saturday’ took the vaccine programme to new heights.

Health and care leaders in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire have today signed up to the 'Stamp Out Racism' statement.

New campaign aims to highlight the impact of unacceptable behaviour which some healthcare staff experience at work.

Timeline of a remarkable achievement including the first local resident to be vaccinated and the Prime Minister's visit to Ashton Gate super-vaccination centre.

Vaccinations are now available to people in three more priority groups: people aged 65 – 69, those aged 16 – 64 who are clinically vulnerable and people recently added to the Shielded Patient List.

Public asked to be ready to support their loved ones as soon as they are ready to leave hospital and to help them stay well at home.

Until now, the NHS has asked people to wait until they are contacted.