BRIGHTON racecourse is set to become a vaccination site, administering coronavirus vaccines to residents across the city.
Health bosses have revealed the venue is one of four GP-led vaccination services in the area.
The circuit, which normally hosts horse racing events, will begin to administer the coronavirus jabs from tomorrow.
READ MORE: The sites in East Sussex administering vaccines
It is part of the rollout for the Oxford-AstraZenec vaccine which will be distributed to sites across the county, as part of a national effort to jab thousands each day.
People are asked not to contact their GP surgery so practice teams can focus on arranging the vaccinations and provide day to day care for all of their registered patients.
The vaccination site will be run by 12 GPs, these are:
Park Crescent Health Centre
St Peter’s Medical Centre
Wellsbourne Healthcare CIC
Albion Street Surgery
Arch healthcare
Ardingly Court Surgery
Broadway Surgery
Pavilion Surgery
Regency Surgery
Chapel Street Surgery, Newhaven
Havens Health, Peacehaven
Quayside Medical Practice, Newhaven
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