Over half a million people in North Yorkshire have now had both doses of a COVID vaccine.
That number is expected to increase in the next few weeks as more younger people pass the eight week mark from having their first dose and get their second jabs.
Amanda Bloor is from the NHS in the county, she is pleased with the progress but warns younger adults are catching the virus and needing hospital treatment.
578,000 people have now had a COVID jab in North Yorkshire with just over 514,000 having had both jabs.
Amanda Bloor has thanked the staff and volunteers who have helped with the roll out.


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