Colleagues can receive their Flu vaccinations from Monday 6 October until Sunday 30 November 2025.

Last year we administered over 7,500 vaccines to our workforce. Let’s work together to:

  • Protect our patients – especially those who are vulnerable or immunocompromised.
  • Protect yourself and your loved ones – flu can spread quickly in busy environments.
  • Reduce NHS pressure – last season, flu vaccination prevented over 100,000 hospitalisations in England.
  • Stay well and stay working – vaccination reduces your risk of flu by up to 88%.

Aintree:

Location:

Aintree Hall

Opening times: 

Tuesday 9-4

Thursday 9-4

Saturday 10-3

As well as attending the above, vaccinators will also be situated outside the Boardroom - Aintree Lodge on the following dates:

6 October for two weeks

Monday

9-4

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom

 

Tuesday

9-4

Vaccination Hub Aintree Hall

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom

Wednesday

9-4

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom

 

Thursday

9-4

Vaccination Hub Aintree Hall

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom

Friday

9-4

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom

 

Saturday

10-3

Roving Clinical areas

 

20 October for two weeks

Monday

9-1

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom

 

1-4

Tuesday

9-4

Vaccination Hub Aintree Hall

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom (9-1)

1-4

Wednesday

9-1

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom

 

1-4

Thursday

9-4

Vaccination Hub Aintree Hall

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom(9-1)

1-4

Friday

9-4

Aintree Lodge – outside Boardroom

 

1-4

Alternate Saturday/Sundays

10-3

Vaccination Hub Aintree Hall

 

10-3 roving to clinical areas

Evening walkabouts will take place 6;30pm - 10.30pm and dates will be confirmed as soon as possible.

Broadgreen and LHCH:

 

Drop in

Day

Time

Area

Roving

Tuesday

9-1

Occupational

Health next to St Lukes Chapel (Surgical Corridor )

1.30-4

Friday

9-1

Occupational

Health next to St Lukes Chapel (Surgical Corridor )

1.30-4

Wednesday 8th October

9-4

Occupational

Health next to St Lukes Chapel (Surgical Corridor )

 

 

Wednesday 15th October

9-4

Occupational

Health next to St Lukes Chapel (Surgical Corridor )

 

 

Wednesday 22nd  October

 

9-1

Occupational

Health next to St Lukes Chapel (Surgical Corridor

1.30-4

Wednesday 29th October

9-1

Occupational

Health next to St Lukes Chapel (Surgical Corridor

1.30-4

Royal:

6 October:

Day

Time

Area

Roving

Monday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

 

Tuesday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

 

Wednesday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

 

Thursday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

 

Friday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

 

Alternate Saturday/Sundays

10-3

 

To clinical areas

20 October:

Day

Time

Area

Roving

Monday

9-1

Education Centre (Reception)

1-4 To clinical areas

Tuesday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

1-4 To clinical areas

Wednesday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

1-4 To clinical areas

Thursday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

1-4 To clinical areas

Friday

9-4

Education Centre (Reception)

1-4 To clinical areas

Alternate Saturday/Sundays

10-3

 

10-3 To clinical areas

Please note all staff can email LUH.VACCINEHUB@liverpoolft.nhs.uk to request a visit to ward/clinical area for all sites on days the vaccinators are available.

Frequently asked questions:

Who is most at risk of flu?


People in older age groups, young children, pregnant women and those with certain long-term health conditions are most at risk of getting seriously ill with flu.

I got the flu vaccine last year, is there a need to be vaccinated this year?


If you had the flu vaccination last year, you need another one this year. The flu viruses can change from one winter to the next. Flu vaccines are updated for each winter to give protection against the strains of flu that are most likely to be going around. For this reason, we strongly recommend that even if you were vaccinated last year, you should be vaccinated again this year.
Also, protection from flu vaccination goes down with time so even if some of the strains are the same you should have a flu vaccine again each flu season.