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That's wonderful news @Nick Laguna UK , they will probably do the whole household if asked, certainly worth asking.

That's wonderful news Droogs :giggle: :giggle: :giggle:

How much did the wood cost you to make that? I am looking at making 3 of them :eek:

Fantastic news, You will feel even happier once it is in your arm 😜

It's an amazing feat they are doing. Where we had ours done the GP's were even helping out. No waiting time to have it done and such a friendly atmosphere. A massive plus to the NHS.

And there was me thinking 4 or 5 🛳

Just out of interest does anyone know how many people have to remain on board?

I've been jabbed :giggle: :giggle: :giggle: They also jabbed Mrs G as she is also my carer (registered as such) We had the Pfizer vaccine. Surprising how much they pump into you, it's a lot more than the flu *** dose. April 18th 13:00hrs we go back for a top up.

So many different factors played a part. One bit that alarmed me was the fact that the grease had not been cleaned since the 1940's. In todays world the grease would be replaced every couple of years but back in the day no one could of foreseen the possible dangers of it not. I think a lot of...

Don't care I'm still having one today :giggle: :giggle: :giggle:

Glad to hear you are having it done today Rob it will be a big weight off your mind, only 24 hours to go before I get mine :)

Sounds like both yourself and @Just4Fun were very fortunate that day. It is a day that most of us over a certain age will remember for the rest of our lives. A lot of lessons seem to have been learnt and thankfully put into practise, Sadly at such a massive cost.

I very much doubt that the whole of the NHS would do a "One off push" for the media's benefit.

Totally agree. I think it will soon be 1 million a day

I thought so as well :)

Hard to believe it is over 33 years when the disaster happened. I was in the Army at the time yet recall the disaster as though it happened last week. RIP the unfortunate souls. I always thought (until now) it was caused by a discarded cigarette butt.

That's good news Tony. Not sure what one I will be getting. I know 2 people in Southport who had a *** yesterday and they were given a card with confirmation that they have had the first one, just wondering if that is normal practise or are the cards given out after the 2nd *** (if at all)...

I'm far too grumpy to do mingling ;) You do make a valid points though thank you.

I'm in the vulnerable category. I believe that is also group 4 although wouldn't swear on it. I am also fortunate in that I do not have to travel far as again I believe some people are having to travel long distances to get theirs.