A church, youth centre and even a scout hut are among the venues hosting immunisation clinics in the coming weeks for children and teenagers missing vital jabs, as health officials race to bring down measles cases. Youngsters who have missed out on their measles, mumps and rubella vaccine are among those being targeted – as health trusts try and increase vaccination rates following a national rise in cases of the deadly disease. Run by Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust’s (KCHFT) School-aged Immunisation Service, more than 20 clinics are taking place across the county in April and May….