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People in Oxfordshire are being urged to take every Covid precaution possible, with rates in the county about to top those recorded at the height of the second wave in early January.
New figures show that 60 people have died due to Covid-19 in the Banbury area in January. Saturday, 27th February 2021, 9:40 am One area in Banbury, the Easington ward had more Covid deaths in January than all of last year with 11. In total, 160 people have now died due to Covid-19 in the area covering Banbury and the nearby rural areas since the beginning of the pandemic. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has complied the data, covering January 2021 and all the way to the start of the pandemic last year. New figures show that 60 people have died due to Covid-19 in the Banbury area i...
Of these 10 were more than 1,000 in the seven days to January 2. From left is the current rate, number of new cases, increase from the previous week and % increase; Banbury Ruscote 1,715.6 145 92 (173.6 per cent) Banbury Hardwick 1,310.5 108 33 (44 per cent) Banbury Calthorpe 1,240.2 63 38 (152 per cent) Banbury Neithrop 1,105.3 65 29 (80.6 per cent) Bodicote, Adderbury & Bloxham 1,100 107 45 (72.6 per cent) Banbury Easington 1,083.3 91 44 (93.6 per cent) Littlemore & Rose Hill 1,073.3 105 55 (110 per cent) Greater Leys 1,061.8 66 39 (144.4 per cent) Bicester East ...