Biddulph residents have been full of praise for the town's rollout of the Coronavirus vaccine, with many people sharing their thoughts after receiving their jabs.

Biddulph Nub News reported yesterday how over 7,000 people have now been vaccinated so far in Biddulph and Leek.

Biddulph Doctors said they were "immensely proud" of their progress so far, and thanked the local community for their support during the rollout of the vaccine so far.

Now residents have taken to social media to share their thoughts after being vaccinated.

So what do the people of Biddulph have to say about the town's vaccine delivery? Here are some of your comments...

- "Brilliant achievement by all. I went to Biddulph Town Hall last Friday for my vaccination. Everything was very well organised, me, a needle phobic, felt really relaxed and safe thanks to all the medical team as well as the all the volunteers. Thank you."

- "Well done to everyone involved. I've not been myself but I've only heard good things about the whole set up."

- "My vaccine jab was a wonderful seamlessly efficient experience."

- "Very proud of everyone that took part in it, you were brilliant. Very happy, thank you all."

- "They have all been brilliant. So well organised and professional. Well done."

- "I had my first dose of the Covid jab yesterday at Biddulph Town Hall. Congratulations to the Biddulph PCN and to nurses, doctors and everyone involved locally in this incredible vaccination roll-out programme. Everything ran smoothly and was very well organised. Thank you. Thanks also to the Rotary Club and other community volunteers helping out there too."

- "Very efficient, well done to all involved for making it run very smoothly. They were brilliant."

- "Thank you to everyone, very helpful, friendly and efficient."

- "Top class organisation. Thanks to all staff and volunteers."

- "Had mine a couple of days ago - top notch organisation."

- "Took my mum on Friday. Very well organised and seamless. Well done to all involved."

- "Just had the jab at the Town Hall. Went like clockwork. Well done Biddulph Doctors and thanks to the Town Council for the facility."

As part of Leek and Biddulph Primary Care Network, Biddulph Doctors have so far been focusing on residents in care homes, care home staff, all those 80 years of age and over, frontline health and social care workers and all patients aged 75 years of age and over.

However, they have now delivered enough vaccines to move on to focusing on patients who are aged 70 years and over and clinically extremely vulnerable patients.

Residents will be contacted by the surgery when it is their turn to receive the vaccine.