Coronavirus cases in Wiltshire are continuing to fall. In the latest weekly period, a total of 11 areas across the county recorded fewer than three cases. These included parts of Salisbury which, back in January, had rates of infection of over 800 per 100,000. The dramatic drop in cases comes as Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to unveil his roadmap out of lockdown today (Monday February 22). He is expected to announce the full reopening of schools and the return of one-to-one socialising from March 8. The changes will be based on the latest data at every step, the Prime Minister stressed, adding: we will be cautious about this approach .
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he is hopeful restrictions can be cautiously eased in the coming weeks. He is due to reveal a roadmap out of lockdown next week.
Salisbury infections The latest data available for Salisbury and the surrounding towns and villages shows a steady decline in the number of infections. The figures are shown on a 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.
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