Corrie legend Julie Hesmondhalgh is working to get the nation boosted at a vaccine centre.
The Hayley Cropper star is volunteering as a runner at a drive-up facility in Greater Manchester.
She shared a snap of herself at the centre and told followers on Twitter “ATTENTION! Tameside residents!
“Last day for pre Xmas booster at Hattersley Gas Works, SK14 3QU Short walk from Tesco. I’m vaccine runner today.YOU CAN ALSO GET YOUR FIRST OR SECOND JAB! Anyone over 12 in the right time frame welcome. Loads of slots. Pls RT.”
One person told her: “You’re doing a grand job as usual! Happy Christmas, lovely Julie!.”
And Corrie‘s Sally Ann Matthews has also been praised by fans after revealing she’s a volunteer at a Covid vaccination centre.
Sally who plays Jenny Bradley on the ITV soap, shared a snap of herself after her first shift helping the effort to get the nation boosted
Her co-star Sally Dynevor added: “Fabulous Sal,” while Sally Carman commented: “Ledge.”
The Celeb Report is also urging Brits to come forward for their booster jabs after launching the Give Britain a Booster campaign.
On Wednesday hundreds of Brits flocked to the SSE Wembley Arena tonight to get their jabs – and some were treated to a vaccine given by Towie star Bobby Norris at The Celeb Report’s Big Boost event.
Other celebrities who turned out to support the cause included Bobby’s Towie co-star James Argent, Geordie Shore’s Marnie Simpson and Love Island’s Joseph Garratt.
Getting a third vaccine shot will ensure you have the optimal level of protection against Covid this winter.
NHS clinics are now working at full tilt, jabbing nearly a million people a day to try and head off the new variant.
Two thirds of all adults in England who are eligible have already had their third jab with the help of our Give Britain a Booster campaign.
In total, 29.9million people across the UK and 25.1million in England have been for a booster, with 5.3million being given in the last week alone.
Figures from the UK Health Security Agency last night showed there have been a total of 60,508 confirmed Omicron cases in the UK with another 143,000 going through final checks.
So far 133 confirmed cases have been admitted to hospital, although this is likely to be higher as well.
Fourteen people diagnosed with Omicron have died. The situation is worst in London, which so far has almost a third of all England’s cases of the mutant strain.
