In the past few weeks, lockdown restrictions have brought numbers down in all areas of the country. Hospital admissions have also been slowing and death figures are decreasing. England’s chief medical officer told the latest Government briefing that the UK is past the peak and provided people continue to follow the guidelines, all four nations are on the downward slope . But just how much have cases been decreasing locally?
Week on week decline A map on the government coronavirus dashboard shows the drop of Covid cases and rates week by week. The interactive tool breaks down infections in England into small areas with a population of around 7,200 called Super Middle Output Areas (MSOAs).
Coronavirus cases and rates in Salisbury and south Wiltshire are going down almost everywhere, according to the latest figures. The majority of areas in and around the city are reporting fewer infections compared to this time last week. Case rates in most areas have now fallen to around 200 per 100,000 people. The figures are available on the interactive map on the government coronavirus dashboard which breaks down infections in England into small areas with a population of around 7,200 called Super Middle Output Areas (MSOAs). For each MSOA, the map shows the number of cases in the past week, increases or decreases compared to the week before and the rate of cases per 100,000 people.
The impact of the third national lockdown can now be seen in the latest figures on coronavirus cases and rates for Salisbury and south Wiltshire. The stay at home rule has been bringing numbers down, particularly in areas such as Wilton and Harnham. However, infections in Amesbury, Milford and Churchfields still remain quite high. The figures are available on the interactive map on the government coronavirus dashboard which breaks down infections in England into small areas with a population of around 7,200 called Super Middle Output Areas (MSOAs). For each MSOA, the map shows the number of cases in the past week, increases or decreases compared to the week before and the rate of cases per 100,000 people.
Pic: GOV.UK HERE s the latest figures on coronavirus cases for Stourbridge and surrounding areas. The latest data published on the Government website GOV.UK shows how many cases have been recorded in the seven days up to January 22 – the latest data available. The figures are available on the interactive map which breaks down infections into areas with a population of around 7,200 called Super Middle Output Areas (MSOAs). For each MSOA, the map shows the number of cases in the past week, increases or decreases compared to the week before and the rate of cases per 100,000 people. The figures for local areas are as follows:
Data: GOV.UK HERE s the latest figures on coronavirus cases for Dudley and surrounding areas. The latest data published on the Government website GOV.UK shows how many cases have been recorded in the seven days up to January 22 – the latest data available. The figures are available on the interactive map which breaks down infections into areas with a population of around 7,200 called Super Middle Output Areas (MSOAs). For each MSOA, the map shows the number of cases in the past week, increases or decreases compared to the week before and the rate of cases per 100,000 people. The figures for local areas are as follows: