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Jul 2021
Last Updated: 01/07/2021
Central Harrogate has lowest first covid vaccine uptake in district
A total of 68% of adults in Central Harrogate have had a first jab. At the other end of the scale, Knaresborough South and Follifoot has the highest uptake at 88%.
Central Harrogate has the lowest first vaccine uptake in the district, according to Public Health England.
Central Harrogate has the lowest uptake of a first covid vaccine in the district, according to government figures.
Public Health England has created an interactive map showing the percentage of adults who have had a vaccine by area.
According to the map, Central Harrogate had a first dose uptake of 68% by the end of yesterday.
Dishforth, Baldersby and Markington had the next lowest figure, at 76%.
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Knaresborough South and Follifoot had the highest uptake with 88% of adults receiving a first dose.
Spofforth, Burn Bridge and Huby also had a high percentage with 87%.
Overall, the Harrogate district has a first vaccination uptake of 81%.
Latest figures show 115,907 people have had a first jab and 95,768 have had a second.
Five highest first dose uptake areas:
- Knaresborough South and Follifoot - 87.7%
- Spofforth, Burn Bridge and Huby - 87.4%
- Knaresborough North - 87.2%
- Masham, Kirby Malzeard and North Stainley - 86.4%
- Pateley Bridge and Nidd Valley - 85.1%
Five lowest first dose areas:
- Harrogate Central - 68%
- Dishforth, Baldersby and Markington - 75.7%
- Harrogate East - 76.3%
- Stray - 77.9%
- Saltergate - 78.8%
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