People in Brent living too far from a vaccine centre can get their jab from a newly launched bus.
A vaccine bus will be driving to areas where there is low take up such as Kilburn, Church End, Stonebridge and Harlesden.
The bus, which has capacity for 50 vaccinations a day, operates on a drop-in basis so there is no need to book.
People who are in the groups being offered a vaccine, can just walk up and get their jab bringing with them a form of identification.
Cllr Neil Nerva Brent Council's lead member for public health, culture, and leisure said: "We can help overcome vaccine hesitancy by bringing vaccination closer to residents
"That's why I am proud Brent Council and local NHS working together have mobilised a #VaccineBus that can visit areas where there is low vaccine take up."
Bus Times and Places:
Albert Road, Kilburn: April 21 and April 28 from 1pm to 7pm.
Fawood Children's Centre, Fawood Ave, Stonebridge: April 23 and April 30 from 11am to 2pm.
Afghan Islamic Cultural Centre, Church Rd, Church End: April 23 and April 30 from 3pm to 6pm.
Harlesden Methodist Church, High Street: April 17, April 24 and May 1 from 12pm to 6pm.
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