Is it too late for me to get a booster?

[ChristinaRussell]

I'm 57. Up until Autumn 2022 I was fully vaccinated. I got Covid in October which meant that when I became eligible for a booster later that month I had to wait four weeks. In November I was busy with one thing and another but in December I attempted to book a vaccination but the online system was playing up and I couldn't get a suitable appointment. A couple of days after that I fell ill (not Covid) which developed into a nasty chest infection. Anyway, long story short, it's taken me a couple of months to feel like my immune system could take having a vaccination. I've just tried now to book one but apparently they're not being offered anymore? Is this correct?

They finished 12th February unfortunately.

www.england.nhs.uk/2023/01/nhs-issues-final-call-to-come-forward-for-covid-booster/

Yes, autumn campaign is closed for the general population.

The exceptionally vulnerable (on bespoke schedules) may still be able to get them done.

And it's possible there will be a spring booster for the most vulnerable groups.

I doubt there will be further jabs for anyone without a medical need before the autumn.

Flu jab availability will be ending soon as well (can't find the date at the mo, but its usually in Feb/March)

Thank you RahRah and Unmentioned