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Flu Vaccination Rate in Herefordshire and Worcestershire

Real UKHSA flu vaccine uptake for Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB, 2024–25 season.

What is the flu vaccination rate in Herefordshire and Worcestershire?

In the 2024–25 flu season, 78.9% of GP-registered patients aged 65 and over in Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB received a flu vaccine — 156,964 of 198,887 eligible patients — above the England figure of 74.9% and the WHO 75% target, per UKHSA. Gera re-dates this seasonally.

Source:UKHSA — Seasonal influenza vaccine uptake in GP patients in England, winter season 2024 to 2025·as of 2024–25 flu season (1 Sep 2024 – 28 Feb 2025)updated seasonally (last: )
Gera Immunity Gap ScoreHerefordshire and Worcestershire: 21.1 / 100The Gera Immunity Gap Score (flu) is 100 minus the flu uptake among over-65s. Herefordshire and Worcestershire scores 21.1 (England 25.1); higher means a wider immunity gap.How this index is calculated
Flu vaccine uptake in Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB — 2024–25 season (UKHSA, OGL v3.0)
Eligible groupHerefordshire and WorcestershireEnglandWHO target
Aged 65 and over78.9%74.9%75%
Under 65 in a clinical risk group46.1%40.0%
Pregnant women32.3%35.0%
Eligible over-65s vaccinated156,964of 198,887

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Flu uptake, aged 65+ in Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB

78.9%

England: 74.9% · WHO 75% flu target. At or above the target.

Gera Immunity Gap Score (flu): 21.1 / 100

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Flu data: UKHSA GP-patient flu uptake, 2024–25 season (42 ICBs). Childhood data: NHS England / UKHSA COVER, 2023–24 (149 local authorities). See the flu hub and childhood hub.

How Herefordshire and Worcestershire compares

Herefordshire and Worcestershire’s over-65 flu uptake of 78.9% is +4.0 percentage points vs the England average of 74.9%. Highest-uptake ICBs nationally: Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire (81.3%), Gloucestershire (80.8%), Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (80.2%), Dorset (79.4%), Derby and Derbyshire (79.2%).

See all 42 ICBs and the national picture · Gera Immunity Gap Score methodology

Flu vaccination in Herefordshire and Worcestershire: frequently asked questions

What is the flu vaccination rate in Herefordshire and Worcestershire?
In the 2024–25 flu season, 78.9% of patients aged 65 and over registered with a GP in Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB received a flu vaccine — that is 156,964 of 198,887 eligible patients. The England average for over-65s was 74.9% and the WHO target is 75%. Source: UKHSA flu uptake in GP patients, 2024–25 flu season (OGL v3.0).
How does flu uptake in Herefordshire and Worcestershire compare to the rest of England?
Herefordshire and Worcestershire recorded 78.9% flu uptake among over-65s, above the England average of 74.9%. Uptake among under-65s in a clinical risk group was 46.1% and among pregnant women 32.3%. Its Gera Immunity Gap Score (flu) is 21.1 out of 100 — higher means a wider gap. Source: UKHSA, 2024–25 flu season.
Where can I get a flu vaccine near Herefordshire and Worcestershire?
If you are not eligible for a free NHS flu jab in Herefordshire and Worcestershire, a GeraClinic clinician can assess your eligibility and arrange a private flu vaccination nationwide, including in your area. For a 999 emergency always call 999.

Get a flu vaccination in Herefordshire and Worcestershire

Over-65 flu uptake in Herefordshire and Worcestershire is 78.9%, vs a WHO 75% target. If you are not eligible for a free NHS jab, a GeraClinic clinician can assess your eligibility and arrange a private flu vaccination nationwide.

Contains public sector information published by UK Health Security Agency and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: UKHSA — Seasonal influenza vaccine uptake in GP patients in England, winter season 2024 to 2025 (2024–25 flu season (1 Sep 2024 – 28 Feb 2025), published 22 May 2025).