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Booster walk ins?

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muppet19

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Kristall are currently not doing walk-ins until perhaps next week as they fully booked. I am over 50 and still can't get a slot through the NHS website before 15/12 (King's) even though am due. System seems a bit erratic as husband with same status got one three weeks ago!
dresswaves

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Tessa Jowell are doing walk-ins which means you might have a bit of a wait. I had a booked appointment for 2pm & arrived at 1:55pm but a couple of walk-ins registered just infront of me & I had to wait 30mimns to be jabbed. There were about 15 people waiting. So in total nearly an hour needed with the 15min wait after the jab.

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