Make GP booking times twice daily (8am or midday). Appts choice of slots (eg. AM or PM) over next 36 hours

The once daily booking system for GP telephone appts assumes an 8am to 5pm lifestyle. It excludes anyone who cannot be by a telephone at that time of day -asleep due to shiftwork or known sleep disorder, somewhere without any privacy (eg. on a bus, operating a checkout, with client who can't be left, teaching), unsafe to have a telephone (eg. driving or operating machinery, in a 'clean' area). With remote working more common, the difference between manual and 'office' worker is starker. There are links with affluence or deprivation. Once daily is also difficult for anyone who needs support or assistance making or receiving telephone calls, due to disability or language barrier. Support workers or relatives may not be available at that one time of day.

Mosques, whatsapp groups, community groups.

People who work need to be considered. Drop in clinics that operate in the evenings and weekends.

Drop-in/ pop-up clinics in the city should be 'ringfenced' to a community or group of people

The ringfenced group could be people who work in a different town or city, not just a geographical community. Could be advertised by which interpreters are available, so targeted at communities by ethnicity or nationality.

Communicate location, date & time of all pop-up/ drop-in clinics to BMDC Parking Services management

In the past, some drop-ins/ pop-ups have been dominated by people who have access to a car. Sometimes the area suffers obstructive parking/ waiting with drivers sat engine idling for their passengers (illegal). Blue Badge holders are permitted to park on double yellows so requesting parking enforcement should not negatively impact them.

Pop-up clinic at my local place of worship

I think a pop-up clinic at my place of worship would mean community members who aren't registered at a GP can come along and receive the vaccine at their convenience.

Please use community centres to engage with groups & make people aware of nhs efforts to avert corona virus

Distribute vaccination sites in local pharmacies across the city & district

Bradford city centre has three & residents can get (non-vaccine) GP appts fairly easily. Other areas GP surgeries are doing most of the vaccination & residents cannot get any (non-vaccine) GP appts for weeks. Citizens should not be forced to travel to get a vaccination appt. Barely anyone is wearing a face covering on public transport. Driving puts cars on the road adding to toxic pollution.

Rethink the medication review system

Citizens are going without regular prescription medication because review appointments aren't available for weeks. Can medication reviews be done centrally, or by pharmacists?