I'm sure there are no admin resources involved. I would think each facility just sends out an email to its database with one push of a button. And I can't see how there could possibly be a central database. How do you envisage that being set up? Maybe you should just be pleased that it looks like no-one is going to get overlooked and many are getting a choice of what is convenient for them.
I'm very pleased for you at the outcome chrisb. And perhaps it will make all the people who made stupid posts on here stop and think. If an intervention from the landlord made the noise get better, it obviously wasn't that hard for the parents to achieve. They just hadn't cared enough when you asked them to.
You are in the right. You say the family causing the problem are renting. There will almost certainly be a clause to ensure they do not generate noise of the sort that would disturb neighbours, so I would certainly agree with talking to the landlord and asking the s/he intervene.
In fact, two weeks after the first jab you have good protection. No vaccine gives 100% protection - but they have seen off most of the diseases that people used to die from.. Don't delay
Hear hear -well for the great way it has been set up which I totally agree with. I am not into nationalistic comparisons however, and we should really be hanging our heads for most of what has happened in the UK during the pandemic.
As I understand it there is a dedicated line for people in the SE London area who are over 70. The number is (Number removed by request from the NHS - Admin) and you will need your NHS number to hand - if you are lucky enough to get through
So you have a non-urgent appointment that you want to bring forward, are having difficulty with this and are slagging Kings off. Maybe think about what they are dealing with at the moment and the pressure all parts of the hospital are under and get off your self centered rant.
How useful are visors? It seems to me that stuff(including COVID) will come out from under to get to other people. and get in, under, to get to wearer.