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Ref:21-032 Received: 21 January 2021 Issued: 3 February 2021 Could you please confirm all the community vaccination centres which are operational and currently carrying out vaccinations in your health board area? Could you also please give any details of the timescales for those not yet operational to begin vaccinating people? Location Name Address Postcode Operational From Stranraer Millennium Centre 75 George Street, Stranraer DG9 7JP 18/01/2021 Sandhead Village Hall Main Street, Sandhead DG9 9JF 22/01/2021 Drummore Church Hall Stair Street, Drummore DG9 9PT 27/01/2021 Glenluce Village Hall 22 Main Street, Glenluce DG8 0PR 20/01/2021 Newton Stewart McMillan Hall Dashwood Square, Newton Stewart DG8 6EQ 19/01/2021 Whithorn GP Practice 3 St John Street, Newton Stewart DG8 8 PS 19/01/2021 Castle Douglas Town Hall 5 St Andrews Street, Castle Douglas DG7 1DE 18/01/2021 Dalbeattie Town Hall High Street, Dalbeattie DG5 4AD 18/01/2021 Kirkcudbright Pipe Band Hall Kirkcudbright DG6 4AJ 19/01/2021 Sanquhar Community Hall Station Road, Sanquar DG4 6BT 18/01/2021 Thornhill Rehab Unit Townhead Street, Thornhill DG3 5AA 21/01/2021 Mountainhall Vaccination Centre Bankend Road, Dumfries DG1 4AP 18/01/2021 Loreburn Hall Newall Terrace, Dumfries DG1 2HP 19/01/2021 Queen Of The South Indoor Arena Palmerston Park, Lochfield Road Dumfries DG2 9BA 18/01/2021 Charles Street Clinic Charles Street, Annan DG12 5AG 18/01/2021 Richard Greenhow Centre Central Avenue, Gretna DG16 5AQ 20/01/2021 The Buccleuch Centre Langholm DG13 0AW 21/01/2021 Canonbie Village Hall Bowholm, Canonbie DG14 0UX 19/01/2021 Moffat Hospital Holmend, Moffat DG10 9JY 20/01/2021 Lochmaben Hospital Dumfries Road, Lochmaben DG11 1RQ 19/01/2021 Lockerbie Town Hall High Street. Lockerbie DG11 2ES 18/01/2021 St Georges Church Hall George St, Dumfries DG1 1EA 01/02/2021 Dumfries Baptist Church Gillbrae Rd, Dumfries DG1 4EJ 01/02/2021 Dalry Community Centre Kirkland Street, St John's Town of Dalry DG7 3UX 01/02/2021 Newton Stewart Health Centre Creebridge DG8 6NR 01/02/2021 Garden Hill Primary Care Centre 2 Garden Hill Road, Castle Douglas DG7 3EE 01/02/2021 Ecclefechan Surgery Main Road, Ecclefechan DG11 3BT 01/02/2021 Dalbeattie Medical Practice Craignair Health Clinic, Port Road, Dalbeattie DG5 4AZ 01/02/2021 Shebburn Surgery Main Street New Abbey DG2 8BY 01/02/2021 St Michaels Medical Practice St Michael's Bridge Rd, Dumfries DG1 2PX 01/02/2021 Lochthorn Medical Practice Edinburgh Rd, Heathhall, Dumfries DG1 1TR 01/02/2021 Newington Leisure Centre Shawhill Rd, Standalane, Annan DG12 6JY 01/02/2021 Annan Market Hall Downie's Wynd, Annan DG12 6EE 15/03/2021 .

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