NHS Fife is increasing the provision of coronavirus vaccine drop-in clinics in a bid to up to ramp up the local vaccination effort.
Covid-19 vaccination is available at drop-in clinics in Dunfermline, Glenrothes, Kirkcaldy, Methil and St Andrews for those who don't have an appointment.
Drop-in is open to those over the age of 18 who have yet to get their first dose, or anyone who has waited eight weeks or more for their second.
Vaccination is also available to people who don't live in the Kingdom (for example those who work in the region, but live outside Fife).
The latest details on drop-in clinics is available on the health board's website.
Ben Hannan, chief pharmacist for NHS Fife, says no documentation or ID is needed as vaccination teams will be able to access everything needed from its computers.
He wants people to take the opportunity to get vaccinated:
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