Over-30s will be able to book appointments from Monday, with jabs being extended to 18-29-year-olds in the following days.
He said more details would follow on boosters for 18-29-year-olds, adding that the jabs can only be given from 12 weeks after a second dose of a coronavirus vaccine.added on Twitter: “Appointments will open later in week for 18-29 year olds – date to follow shortly.The move follows a decision by the UK Government to make the jabs available to those in the 30-39 age range in England from Monday.
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