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Covid cases remain high in Basingstoke town area, decline in rural Covid cases continued to rise in Basingstoke town region in the week leading to January 15, while the number of cases saw a sharp decline in rural areas during the same period. According to government data, coronavirus cases remained above the national average in areas like Popley, Basingstoke Central, Black Dam & Eastrop, Houndmills & Oakridge, Daneshill & Little Basing, Kings Furlong and Viables. However, the situation was much better in outer areas of Basingstoke and Deane council, with Woolton Hill, Burghclere & Bish...

THE NUMBER of coronavirus cases is above the national average in all parts of Basingstoke apart from one. Kempshott is the only area of the town that has a rolling rate, the number of new cases per 100,000 of the population, that is below the England average. And despite lockdown restrictions, the virus is still spreading fast in two parts of the town, putting them among the worst category. Viables and Basingstoke Central, Black Dam & Eastrop have rolling rates higher than 800. Viables, which includes much of Cranbourne, southern Brighton Hill and the industrial estates, has a rolli...

A further 89 new infections were reported in Viables, up by 54 from the previous week. New data, released today from Public Healh England, shows infections reported to January 10.  Cases have risen across Basingstoke town centre.  However, more rural areas like Woolton Hill, Burghclere and Bishops Green, Whitchurch and Ashmansworth and Overton and North Waltham, saw number of cases declining during the same period. An interactive map on the government website shows just how many people have tested positive for the virus in each area of the county over the seven-day period. The...

CORONAVIRUS cases have tripled in one week in three parts of Basingstoke, government data reveals. The Viables area has seen 92 new cases in the seven days to January 5, which is almost triple the week beforehand. It means it has a rolling rate of 1,174.5 cases per 100,000 population, making it one of the highest areas in the country. And in South Ham and East Oakley, cases have more than tripled compared to a week ago. It comes as medical officials have warned that it is currently the 'most dangerous time' of the pandemic. Chief Medical Officer, Professor Chris Whitty, told the B...

Winklebury and Rooksdown Popley has the highest number of infections with 80 positive cases recorded in the seven day period to January 2. South Ham & West Ham have seen cases quadruple with a 466.7 per cent increase in cases in the seven days to January 2. The area recorded 34 positive cases, up from 6 over the previous seven days. An interactive map on the government website shows just how many people have tested positive for the virus in each area of the county over the seven-day period up to Tuesday, December 29. The map allows users to type in their postcode and see how many ca...