What do Yarmouth people think of the booster?

On Tuesday, a case of the Omicron variant had been recorded in north Norfolk and health secretary Sajid Javid said he expected to see more of a spread of the variant.

We asked people in the town centre whether they have had their booster yet and whether they think others should do the same.

Lynne Drew-Curtis said she didn't feel a thing when she got her booster last week. (Image: James Weeds)

Lynne Drew-Curtis, who has been triple-jabbed, said: "I had my booster on Monday.

"They were so good, I hardly knew I had it.

"I didn't think much of it. I just thought ' well, why wouldn’t you?'

"It's what you should be doing.

"Also, I have family abroad and I got my booster in case travel restrictions required I had one."

Michelle Nurse said she has yet to be vaccinated, but said she will have to soon. (Image: James Weeds)

Michelle Nurse, who is unvaccinated, said: "I haven’t had a vaccination yet and all through pregnancy I was fine.

"I think I'm not allowed to get jabbed as I’m breast feeding.

"I think I will have to soon though.

"Ideally, I want to take my son on holiday. So my hands will be tied on that one."

Giuseppe Fatibene said he would like to get his booster sooner rather than later. (Image: James Weeds)

Giuseppe Fatibene, is currently waiting for his booster jab.

"My booster appointment is still a while away, but apparently we can have it three months earlier now.

"I will definitely be getting my booster.

"I want to go away next year - back to Italy for a while - and I think I will need the booster before I do that."

Matthew Wilson, a student nurse, said he thinks the booster is a good idea. (Image: James Weeds)

Matthew Wilson, a double-vaxxed student nurse, said: "I have my booster booked for Saturday.

"Being a student nurse, I'm actively encouraged to get it, so will be soon.

"I think people should be encouraged to get the booster when they are able.

"I think it's a good thing."