Kent meningitis outbreak prompts rush for routine vaccinations in England

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Exclusive: Parental consents in Greater Manchester up 40% as demand surges in various parts of the country

School immunisation services and pharmacies are reporting surging demand for routine vaccinations after the Kent meningitis outbreak in which two teenagers died.

Thousands of teenagers across England have booked or received jabs in past fortnight against the A, C, W and Y strains of meningitis (MenACWY), and diphtheria, polio and tetanus (Td/IPV).

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