Health leaders in North Yorkshire are confident that they have the supplies of COVID vaccine they need.
The county has performed strongly in terms of the number of vaccines it's delivered to the priority groups which has lead to some concerns that vaccine supplies might be diverted to other parts of the country where progress has not been as quick.
Amanda Bloor from the NHS in the county says they are comfortable with the vaccine supply situation.
The number of COVID vaccine doses being supplied to the health service in North Yorkshire is changing on a weekly basis.
Amanda says that is expected and in keeping with looking at the bigger picture.


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