Flu vaccine - Brighton Station Health Centre

The flu vaccine is a safe and effective vaccine. It’s offered every year to help protect you from flu and its complications.

Flu vaccine and COVID-19 (coronavirus)

Flu vaccination is important because:

if you’re at higher risk from coronavirus, you’re also more at risk of problems from flu
if you get flu and coronavirus at the same time, research shows you’re more likely to be seriously ill
it’ll help to reduce pressure on the NHS and social care staff who may be dealing with coronavirus
If you’ve had COVID-19, it’s safe to have the flu vaccine. It’ll be effective at helping to prevent flu.

For further information please visit the NHS website.

Due to COVID-19, we will be running our clinics differently this year. More information will be provided to patients at the time of booking.

We are inviting our high risk patients first to book their flu vaccine as soon as possible.

You can do this via our online services or call the practice to book your appointment.

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NOTIFICATION OF IMPROVEMENT WORKS - 1st - 15th JUNE 2026

PROTESTS – 13th JUNE – Due to Protest events leading to higher numbers of footfall around the station area there may be some disruption to services on Saturday 13th June. Please check local news and traffic especially between 10:30am – 1:30pm. Our plan is to remain open however we will work dynamically with guidance from the police and protest organisers.

Please see our notice below. We will also be affected by reduced waiting space during the time of the protests and may need to ask some patients to return at a later time if we reach capacity.

ESSENTIAL WORKS – Please note our services will be affected by essential improvement works between 1st – 15th June which may affect our face to face capacity.

WEEKEND WORKS ON 13th & 14th – The Walk in Service will not have any access to the usual waiting room. We will continue to operate as usual however patients will need to use the entrance door next to the usual one. Patients may be required to wait outside or return at a later times. Report to our reception team as usual during this time to register for the walk in service.