There are 20 areas in England that are desperate for new recruits — from Bradford to Southampton.

Vernon added: “I’ve seen the spirit and smiles of the amazing volunteers first hand in my home town of Bolton.

“I was privileged to join Trending In The News’s Jabs Army earlier this year. More people need to come forward to help at the centres as they’re now struggling for volunteers.

“Incredible medics, like Bolton’s Dr Helen Wall, have given their all this year to help get us back on our feet. Volunteering just a few hours of your time when you can will make a huge difference and keep us on track to getting back to normal. Please sign up if you can.

“Being able to see the smiles on the faces of both the vaccinated and the volunteers whilst I helped out in Bolton was a real eye opener. I’ve not seen happiness like that at the stadium since Bolton had a good run in the Premier League!

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“If you have the spare time I promise you that by helping out you’ll not only feel great but you’ll walk away in the knowledge that you’re helping the most vulnerable in society. The medics can’t do this without you, so please help out when you can.”

Our original Jabs Army campaign, launched on New Year’s Day — saw us partner with the Royal Voluntary Service to recruit 50,000 volunteer stewards — a target we smashed in just days.

The brilliant volunteers, who marshal car parks, help keep queues moving, wipe down chairs and provide a friendly face, have been vital in making our vaccine rollout a success.

Nearly 66,000 of our amazing readers have already volunteered as stewards at some 900 vaccination centres around the country. So far our Jabs Army heroes have donated an astonishing 867,042 hours of their time to make sure nearly 90million people have been jabbed against coronavirus.

In England alone, the vaccines have saved around 100,000 lives and prevented 24 million infections. Strictly judge Shirley, 60, another of our celebrity volunteers, said last night: “It’s more important than ever that people continue to get their jabs but they need your help.

“Please get behind Trending In The News’s Jab’s Army and help the NHS get teenagers vaccinated and prepare to hand out booster shots of the vaccine this autumn.”

Jabs Army has been hailed by PM Boris Johnson, members of the Cabinet and celebrities including Gary Lineker, Jeremy Clarkson, Ross Kemp, Matt Lucas and Prue Leith — many of whom have volunteered at vaccination centres.

Writing for Trending In The News today, Health Secretary Sajid Javid calls Jabs Army the “cornerstone” of the vaccine rollout spirit. He added: “They’ve gone above and beyond with a smile on their face and the hope of normality on the horizon.”

If you are one of our original Jabs Army volunteers who maybe took a break for the summer, or had to return to work after furlough, you can go straight to the app and check the “upcoming shift” tab.

Staff at the vaccination centres where the Jabs Army operates would be delighted to see you. Georgina Brennan, 35, was among the first recruits. She was the youngest volunteer at the centres she helped at around Manchester and urges more young people to get involved.

Vernon Kay met with patients and staff members at a vaccination centre at Bolton Stadium, Horwich, Bolton

Georgina, a brand manager for the Co-op said “Wearing a high-vis jacket comes with responsibility and people look to us for advice and information, so it’s important that we’re confident in what we’re doing and saying.

“Volunteering has given me more confidence and I definitely want to continue volunteering after the pandemic ends.”

Furloughed Julie Benson, 46, volunteers for shifts near her home in Addingham, West Yorks, with husband Stuart. She says: “From the first shift I loved it, as much as my actual job! It gave me a new routine and I would plan my days around my stewarding shifts.”

Biomedical student Dhruv Patel did has carried out Jabs Army at centres in North London. Dhruv, 18, of Havering, East London, says: “I went in for my vaccine and I decided to be a volunteer.

“I sent off my application and got approved. I booked my first shift and I was helping keep the queue moving. This is my way of saying a massive thank you to the NHS for helping the country through this pandemic.”

Professor Sir Keith Willet of NHS England said: “Steward Volunteers do a fantastic job of freeing up our staff to focus on the task at hand. At this crucial stage we need these volunteers now more than ever so we can make sure as many eligible people as possible get all their jabs done.”

Sam Ward, Deputy Chief Executive of Royal Voluntary Service called on anyone who hesitated about becoming a Jabs Army volunteer last time, and didn’t get round to it, to join.

She said: “Your time is more valuable to the vaccine rollout than you can imagine.”

So why not join Jabs Army 2 today — and help in the final push to get Britain back to normal.

Sky broadcaster Kay Burley volunteering at the Tithe Farm Social club vaccination centre in Harrow

Our original Jabs Army campaign, launched on New Year’s Day, saw us partner with the Royal Voluntary Service to recruit 50,000 volunteer stewards

This Morning’s Holly said ‘It’s the final push. If you can help, please sign up to join the wonderful team of volunteers for the Sun’s fantastic Jabs Army’