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West Lothian medical practice among first to begin roll-out of Covid vaccine

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With the vaccine being seen as a critical factor in helping life return to normal, Mr Small recognises that people across the country will be eager to know when they will receive their vaccinations.He added, “The Covid vaccine offers a beacon of hope, in what has some been truly difficult times.

Across Lothian, we are working tirelessly to make sure that we can deliver the vaccine to each of the relevant groups when they are due to receive it.

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