New NHS England figures show that nearly 90,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Lincolnshire.

The weekly data released on Thursday show 87,400 jabs between December 8 and January 24, up by 37,767 in the last week.

The data shows that of the doses given, 47,430 people under the age of 80 have received their first vaccination and another 1,182 have been given their second.

Some 37,220 were aged over 80 receiving their first dose, with a further 1,568 receiving a second jab.

This means that 80% of all over 80s in the county have received the first dose of a COVID vaccine.

North and North East Lincolnshire are included in the Humber, Coast and Vale figures. In total in that area there have been 221,497 vaccines given, but more local detail is unavailable.

This week, all of Lincolnshire's care homes received their first dose of vaccination after meeting planned targets of doing them by the weekend, according to local health bosses.

The NHS vaccination team delivered tens of thousands of vaccinations to all of the 202 elderly homes in the county.

In North Lincolnshire, almost every care home resident and staff have been vaccinated as well as the vast majority of people over 80.

People will be called on by their GPs to book a vaccine appointment when it's available in their area.

The list of Hospital Hubs operating as vaccination hubs in Lincolnshire include Lincoln County Hospital and Boston Pilgrim Hospital for the United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust

The Local Community hubs also include the Meres Leisure in Grantham and the St Marys Medical Practice, Stamford.