
ALT The text reads: Get your COVID booster at one of our walk-in locations. Week commencing Monday 30 October. Locations include: ARK Healthcare, B11 4AN, on 30 October between 9:15am to 6:45pm. Meriden Sports Park, CV7 7RU, on 1 November, between 11am to 3pm. ASDA – Minworth, B76 1XL, on 2 November, between 10am to 4pm. ASDA – Chelmsley Wood, B37 5EX, on 3 November, between 10am to 4pm Mell Square, B91 3AY, on 4 November, between 10am to 4pm.

ALT Infographic on the symptoms of the breast cancer. The text reads: "What are the signs and symptoms of breast cancer?" and "See a GP if you notice any changes." The symptoms listed are: "A change in the outline or shape of your breast; changes in your skin such as puckering, dimpling, colour or a rash; a discharge of fluid from either of your nipples; any changed in nipple position (pulled in or pointing differently); a new lump, thickening or bumpy area in one breast or armpit; swelling in your armpit, collarbone or breasts; an eczema like rash, crusting, scaly itching or redness or or around the nipple." The NHS logo is in the top right hand corner.

ALT The text reads: Get your COVID booster at one of our walk-in locations. Week commencing Monday 9 October. Sainsbury's Maypole, B14 5TN, on 9 October between 10am to 4pm. Morrisons' Sheldon, B26 3PD, on 10 October between 10am to 4pm. Sainsbury's Mere Green, B75 5BT, on 12 October between 10am to 4pm. Castle Vale Retail Park, B35 6HB, on 13 October, between 10am to 4pm. Mell Square, B91 3BG, on 14 October, between 10am to 4pm.

ALT An infographic on the symptoms of vaginal cancer. The text reads "Vaginal cancer. Main symptoms can include: a lump in the vagina; ulcers and other skin changes in or around the vagina. Other symptoms can include: bleeding from the vagina after menopause; bleeding after sex or pain during sex; smelly or bloodstained vaginal discharge; bleeding between periods; an itch in your vagina that will not go away; pain when you pee or needing to pee a lot." Additional text reads "These symptoms are very common and can be caused by many different conditions but it's important to get them checked by a GP." The NHS logo is int he top right hand corner.
























