There is ionfo out there, newnight had it on and i've seen a fair bit.
We had our letter this week,although we're not going ahead (the boys wern't tested by swab but have since spent time (2 hours a day in a SN taxi to be exact) with someone who was swabbed so I feel confident they are immune)- does seem programme is underway though. Our family isn't typicalWRT vaccinations, I wouldn't advise most people not to have it.
Maybe ask the GP surgery? Letters get lost etc after all.
The immunilogist on the news said that they are expecting older people to start developing SF next year and that to causeissues, but theya dmitted that they missed some old fashioned tests which would have predicted the pattern better.
Having said that,of course if yourfamily were affected then you wouldn't feel it was a panic would you? And certainly a lady in the next county died aged in her twenties and PG, so although there was a far less risk there was still some risk. And i'drather we over-equipped for something like this than under, which is the parallel risk.
DS2 was the first in our family to get it and I have never seen anyone get so ill,so fast:from fine toreally illin 30 minutes. DS4 had it after and even though that was August he still hasn't got him immune system back full strength I don't think, knocked flat by everything going.
I don't think the Government could have got this right tbh: people died they'd have let people down and all adisaster, people didn't die and its all a panic and what a farce. Hmm, I'll take the farce thanks