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See page 37 (Specific vaccines - Pfizer and Moderna) of Ch.14a of the compendious NHS Green Book on Immunisation. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/67d8a1979dc953ac3bfe9382/GreenBook-chapter-14a-COVID-19-17_3_25.pdf And from page 32: "Spring 2025 The committee has recommended that those eligible for COVID-19 vaccination are: ● adults aged 75 years and over ● residents in a care home for older adults ● individuals aged 6 months and over who are immunosupressed (as defined in the "immunosuppression" row of table 3 and table 4)" -
I was a late starter, just 17, when I started to go to pubs regularly. I'd been bought a drink by a family friend before that. We had several pubs that catered for under age drinkers, one 15 +, one 16+ etc till we graduated to the 18+ pub and felt really grown up. And at those young ages alcohol tolerance was low so you could nurse your drink for an hour or so. The curse of binge drinking came later..... -
Maybe they just eat ice and the wrapper made of ice dissolves in their bin. Have you checked for signs of water inside ? -
By Bob Buzzard · Posted
“However, if you’re 16 or 17 and accompanied by an adult, you can drink (but not buy) beer, wine or cider with a meal.”
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