West Lothian continues to be one of the worst performing areas for vaccinations.
The latest Public Health Scotland data shows that as of May 17 there have been 98,895 residents, or 68.9 per cent of the population, to have received their first dose of the vaccine.
The data also shows that 44,549 residents, 31 per cent of the population, have had the second jag.
This means West Lothian is joint fifth lowest on the vaccination tables, with Midlothian, for first doses.
For second doses the county is the fourth lowest, behind only Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Over the latest week in West Lothian, 5161 people received their first dose and 1929 residents had their second jag.
The tables also show that 71 per cent of 40-49 year-olds have now been vaccinated with their first dose in West Lothian.
Just 29.6 per cent of 30-39 year-olds have had their first dose and 21.8 per cent of 18-29 year-olds.
In total there have been 3,035,790 people vaccinated with the first dose in Scotland, 68.2 per cent of the population.
And 1,638,536 people, 36.9 per cent, have had their second jag,
Na h-Eileanan Star remains the highest on the tables, with 89.1 per cent of the population vaccinated with their first dose, and 55 per cent have had their second.
Edinburgh is lowest with 53.8 per cent of people vaccinated with the first dose and 27.1 per cent have had the second jag.
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