Please click on the the link below to see the latest coronavirus/vaccination update from East Sussex County Council.
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Category: coronavirus
ESCC Vaccination update and information – 09.03.21
Click on the link below to see the latest vaccination/coronavirus information from East Sussex County Council, dated 09.03.21
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Waste sites appeal, vaccination update and more (ESCC) – 05.03.21
Latest news from ESCC about use of waste sites, vaccination updates and more.
Coronavirus/vaccination update from ESCC – 04.03.21
Latest coronavirus/vaccination update from East Sussex County Council.
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Coronavirus update from Rother District Council (26.02.21)
Click on the link below to see the latest coronavirus update from Rother District Council.
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Vaccination update (23.02.21)
Click on the link below to see details of the East Sussex vaccination update (23.02.21)
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Vaccination update – 22.02.21
Click on the link below to see the latest information on the vaccination roll-out from East Sussex NHS.
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Community testing plan for Sussex
There are plans afoot for a community testing play for Sussex (we seem to be a bit behind other counties.
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Vaccination update – 18.02.21
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Be Alert to Vaccine Fraud
Criminals are using the COVID-19 vaccine as a way to target the public by tricking them to hand over cash or financial details. They are sending convincing looking text messages letting people know they are eligible for the vaccine or phoning people directly pretending to be from the NHS or local pharmacy.
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Click here for details on how to avoid COVID-19 vaccine fraud