NHS chiefs say North Yorkshire's Covid vaccination programme will keep expanding.
The county has been highlighted for being ahead of the rest of the UK in delivering vaccinations.
The news is that the expansion of that programme will continue.
That's the message from the local NHS who say the places they can deliver the vaccine from has expanded as supplies of the vaccines have increased.
Amanda Bloor from the NHS says the sites are under constant review:
Health bosses are also urging people who may have difficulty getting to a vaccine appointment, to reach out for assistance.
Amanda says there are a number of options for people who need help with transport:


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