Where can you get vaccinated? - South West London CCG

Our priority remains vaccinating the most vulnerable people in south west London. The NHS will offer you a vaccination when it’s your turn.

You’ll only be offered an appointment if you’re in one of the priority groups.

Read about the latest priority groups

If you’re in one of the priority groups you can book an appointment at either a community vaccination centre or community pharmacy site online or by calling 119 for free (7am – 11pm, seven days a week).

We’re opening more sites over the coming weeks so that you’ll have more choice over where to have your vaccination.

Community vaccination centres

Book online or call 119 for free.

Plough Lane, off Cooppermill Lane, London, SW17 0NR

Vaccinations will take place in the function room.

Travelling by car

The club postcode for SatNav is SW17 ONR. Parking is available in nearby streets near Lidi

Travelling by rail

The nearest rail station to the AFC Wimbledon vaccination centre via Haydons Road station.

Travelling by bus

You can take the 493 bus to get to the AFC Wimbledon vaccination centre.

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Lavendar Hill, London, SW11 5TN

Travelling by car
Please note that due to building works parking is not currently available and local parking is limited. Most roads around Battersea Arts Centre have residential and restricted parking between the hours of 8am and 6:30pm, Monday to Saturday.

The nearest disabled parking spaces to Battersea Arts Centre are in the Asda Car Park on Lavender Hill.

Travelling by rail
Battersea Arts Centre is a seven minute walk from Clapham Junction station. There are direct trains from Waterloo and Victoria, and Clapham Junction is on the Overground route from East London.

Travelling by London Underground

The closest Underground stations to Battersea Arts Centre are Clapham Common (Northern line) and Stockwell (Victoria line). These stations are approximately a 15-20 minute bus journey away. The 345 bus departs from outside both stations and stops outside Battersea Arts Centre.

Travelling by bus

Routes 345, 77, 87 and 156 stop on Lavender Hill outside Battersea Arts Centre.

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21 North End, Croydon, CR0 1TY

The Vaccination centre is in a large space on the Upper Level of the mall, near to Starbucks.

Travelling by car

The postcodes for sat-nav are:

Centrale multi-storey car park: CR0 1XT
Whitgift surface car park: CR9 1AT

To drive to the centre:

From central London, take the A23 or A212.
From Sutton or Bromley, take the A232.
From outside London, follow the A23 from junction 7 of the M25.

Travelling by bus

The following services stop nearby: 50, 60, 64, 75, 109, 119, 154, 166, 194, 197, 198, 250, 264, 312, 403, 405, 407, 410, 412, 455, 466 and 468.

Travelling by Train

East Croydon and West Croydon stations are both a short walk away from Centrale and Whitgift. Both stations are served by numerous train operators and have direct connections to central London and the south east of England.

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4 Queen’s Rd, Wimbledon, London SW19 8YA

Located on the upper mall of the shopping centre in the former Gap store.

Travelling by car

Sat Nav: SW19 8YE

Travelling by Bus

The following buses stop outside Centre Court: 57, 93, 131, 156, 163, 164, 219, N87 and 200

Travelling by Train or Tube

Centre court shopping centre is a 2 minute walk from Wimbledon station

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The Twickenham Stoop, Langhorn Drive, Twickenham, TW2 7SX

The vaccination centre is located in the Chris Robshaw Bar.

Travelling by car

From the M25, exit J12 onto the M3 and head toward London. This then becomes the A316; continue to the Whitton Road roundabout next to the Lexus/Toyota car dealership and take the fourth exit. Turning back on yourself the stadium is located 500 metres on the left via Langhorn Drive.

Travelling by rail

The nearest train station is Twickenham. Turn right out of the station, and continue down Whitton Road. Proceed down Court Way and turn left on to Egerton road. At the mini-roundabout, turn right onto Craneford Way and enter the stadium at the end of the road. Regular trains run to Twickenham from London Waterloo, Clapham Junction, Reading, Ascot and Windsor & Eton Riverside.

Travelling by bus

Bus numbers 281, 267, 481, 681 and H20 have regular services passing close to the stadium. Alternatively the R68, R70, 33, 110, 290, H22 or 490 stop in Twickenham High Street, where the stadium is a short walk away over the river crane.

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Hawks Road, Kingston Upon Thames, KT1 3EW

The entrance to the vaccination centre is located on Wimpole Close.

Travelling by car

If driving to the vaccination centre, you’ll need to drive down either Portman Road or Banner Hill Road and then turn left onto Washington Road. A final left turn onto Wimpole Close and you’ll have reached Hawks Road Health Clinic.

The site has a small car park for patients. If full, more parking is available on surrounding roads.

Parking can also be found at Norbiton Station, approximately 10 mins walk, or Fairfields Car Park in Kingston, approximately 13 mins walk.

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Queen Mary’s Hospital, Roehampton Lane, Roehampton, London, SW15 5PN

Travelling by car
Parking is available in the main hospital car park.

Travelling by bus

Route 493 operates services to Queen Mary’s Hospital.

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Whitehorse Lane, London SE25 6PU

The vaccination centre is located at Glaziers Bar, Main stand, Crystal Palace Stadium.

Travelling by car

Leave the M25 at Junction 7 and follow the signs for the A23 to Croydon. At Purley bear left onto the A23 at its junction with the A235 (to Croydon). You will pass roundabouts and junctions with the A232 and A236 as you pass Croydon, after which the A23 bears left at Thornton Heath (at the Horseshoe pub roundabout).

Here you must go straight over into Brigstock Road (B266), passing Thornton Heath Station on your left and bearing right on to the High Street. At the next mini roundabout, (Whitehorse Road/Grange Road) go left into Whitehorse Lane and Selhurst Park is on your right.

Visitors to the Selhurst Park Vaccination Centre can park in any available space within in the Sainsbury’s car park.

Travelling by rail

The nearest rail stations to the centre are: Norwood Junction (London Overground), Thornton Heath (National Rail), Selhurst (National Rail). From each of these local stations, it is then within a 15 minute walk to the stadium.

Travelling by bus

Buses that stop near the stadium include: 75, 130, 157, 468, N68, X68

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St Nicholas Way, Sutton SM1 1AY

The St Nicholas Vaccination Centre is on the ground floor of the St Nicholas Shopping Centre.

Travelling by car

Sutton is less than 15 minutes (8.2) miles drive from J8 on the M25. Depart M25 at J8 on A217 (North). Head north on Brighton Rd/A217 for approximately 8 miles.

At the roundabout, take the B2230 to Sutton. You will pass Sutton railway station on your right and take a slight left onto Grove Rd/A232. Take a slight right turn onto Sutton Park Rd. Turn right onto Cheam Rd/A232. Turn left onto St Nicholas Way/B2230.

The shopping centre also has its own multi-story car park which can be accessed on St Nicholas Way. There are a number of other car parks and on road parking options in Sutton. Find out more.

If you are planning on travelling by taxi, TfL has information about local taxis and minicabs here You can also call 0800 118 2192 (Freephone).

Travelling by rail

The train station is situated on Brighton Road. It takes approximately 10 minutes to walk to the St Nicholas Shopping Centre. Approximate journey times to Sutton from:

London Victoria 24-40 mins
London Waterloo 35-39 mins (change at Clapham Junction)
London Bridge 40 mins

For rail timetables please call 08457 484950 or click www.nationalrail.co.uk

Travelling by bus

The St Nicholas Shopping Centre is well served by a number of bus routes. Buses stop right outside the Centre on St Nicholas Way (Bus Stop W) and include: 80, 151, 164, 213280, 407413, 470613, N44S1, S3, S4. Find out more about local buses

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18 Queen’s Road, Teddington TW11 0LR

The clinic is located behind Teddington Memorial Hospital – the entrance to the vaccination centre is located on Queen’s Road. Vaccinations must be booked via the National COVID Vaccination Service.

Travelling by car

If driving to the vaccination centre, you’ll need to drive down:

Broad Street, then turn left onto Queen’s Road and right into the clinic entrance
Stanley Road, straight ahead to Queen’s Road and then right into the clinic entrance
Queen’s Road and then left into the clinic entrance

You cannot approach Queen’s Road from Hampton Road.

The site has a small car park for patients, plus Blue Badge/accessible parking bays. If full, more parking is available on surrounding roads, or not far away in Coleshill Road and the Clapperstile Car Park.

Opening Hours

9am to 4.30pm, Tuesday 20 July 2021 to Saturday 24 July 2021

Accessibility

Level access (main entrance)
Wheelchair to borrow on site
Interpreter on request
British Sign Language interpreter on request
Low section at reception counter
Hearing loop

See detailed accessibility information (AccessAble website)

Travelling by bus

Routes 285 and R68 stop on Hampton Road, which is 9 metres from THSCC.

Travelling by train

The nearest train station is Teddington, which is approximately 0.4 miles away. There are no Underground stations near to Teddington Health and Social Care Centre.

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Visiting a community vaccination centre

If you have an appointment at a community vaccination centre, please don’t arrive more than five minutes before the time of your appointment – this reduces queuing which helps everyone maintain social distancing.

You must wear a mask throughout the duration of your visit, unless you have a clinical reason not to, or other exemption.

Read about what to expect at your appointment

Walk-in and pop up vaccination clinics

You may also be able to have your first vaccination at a walk-in or pop up clinic in south west London – but not everyone is eligible, so please check the clinic details before deciding to go.

Community pharmacies

Book online or call 119 for free.

1-3 Acre Parade, Hook Road, Chessington, Surrey KT9 1DR

Kingston-upon-Thames: 42 Union St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1RP

Morden Assembly Hall, Lower Morden Lane, Morden SM4 4SP

508 London Road, Croydon CR7 7HQ

Branch 1: Brighton Road Croydon CR2 6ES

Branch 2: Wickham Road Croydon CR0 8TE

High Street, Carshalton SM5 3AX

388 Ewell Rd, Tolworth, Surbiton KT6 7BB

39 Erskine Rd, Sutton SM1 3AT

St Boniface Church Function Suite, 185 Mitcham Road SW17 9PG

150 Stafford Rd, Wallington SM6 9BS

St Aiden’s Church Hall, Chipsted Valley Road CR5 3BB

61 Balham Hill, London SW12 9DR

GP led vaccination centres

GP practices across South West London are working together in groups called Primary Care Networks to carry out vaccinations at dedicated vaccination centres. You may be offered an appointment at a vaccination centre rather than your GP surgery.

Please don’t contact your GP to request an appointment
Please don’t go to a vaccination site if you don’t have an appointment

Holly Road, Twickenham TW1 4EA