@BigWoollyJumpers
An awful lot of young workers are returning to London now too. In the last month DD, as well as her entire friendship group have moved back in to London. She is only now in the process of moving her GP records again, to ensure she is captured for vaccination, I assume many of her friends will be doing the same, or, conversely, DD has been in and out of both Uni and London over the last five years, but was always registered at home.
I think as we get into the younger age groups, there could be more discrepancies with London uptakes. About 10-20% of the people I work with, have chosen to spend all/part of this year at their family homes outside the U.K. rather than stay in house shares etc. in London. They’re in their 20s/30s, temporarily WFH, so aren’t in a rush back for an earlier vaccination, and will likely choose to stay for a European summer than rush back to London (unless their work mandates return to office). Whilst this also probably happens in other cities with large non-U.K. originated workers that can work from home, I think the numbers are going to tilt it potentially a lot in London.
These are people that are keen for vaccination, but don’t see it as urgent enough to return (quarantine), vaccinate, go back with all the requisite tests.