NHS Grampian has released its festive opening hours for anyone requiring their Covid booster jab.
The Scottish Government has today said it is confident it can hit its target of having 80% of the eligible population vaccinated by Hogmanay will be met.
Already 2,561,480 people have received a third dose or booster.
Take a look at our list for where and when you can get yours in the coming weeks.
Aberdeen
John Lewis, George Street
- Christmas Eve – 10am-2pm
- Christmas Day – closed
- Boxing Day – closed
- December 27 – 10am-2pm
- December 28 – 10am-2pm
- December 29 – 10am-6pm
- December 30 – 10am-6pm
- December 31 – 10am-2pm
- January 1 – closed
- January 2 – closed
- January 3 – 10am-2pm
- January 4 – 10am-2pm
Opening hours will return to normal on January 5.
New clinics have also been added in Aberdeen but must be booked in advance on 0800 030 8013.
Aberdeen Health Village, December 22 – 10am-4pm
Mastrick Church, December 22, 10am-5pm; December 23, 9.30am-4.30pm; December 28, 9am-4pm; December 29, 9am-4pm
Seaton Church, December 24, 27, 30, 31 -9am-4pm.
Aberdeenshire
Jubilee Hospital, Huntly
Fraserburgh Hospital
Stonehaven Town Hall – not Kincardine Community Centre as booked
Macduff Community and Sports Centre – not Chalmers Hospital
Garioch Vaccination Centre, Burghmuir Place, Inverurie
Palace Hotel, Peterhead
Scolty Day Centre, Banchory
- Christmas Eve – 10am-2pm
- Christmas Day – closed
- Boxing Day – closed
- December 27 – 10am-2pm
- December 28 – 10am-2pm
- December 29 – 10am-6pm
- December 30 – 10am-6pm
- December 31 – 10am-2pm
- January 1 – closed
- January 2 – closed
- January 3 – 10am-2pm
- January 4 – 10am-2pm
Timetables will resume as normal on January 5.
Elgin
The Fiona Elcock Centre, Elgin Retail Park
- Christmas Eve – 10am-6pm
- Christmas Day – closed
- Boxing Day – closed
- December 27 – 10am-6pm
- December 28 – 10am-6pm
- December 29 – 10am-6pm
- December 30 – 10am-6pm
- December 31 – 10am -6pm
- January 1 – closed
- January 2 – closed
- January 3 – 10am-6pm
- January 4 – 10am-6pm