How many cases per 100,000 in your area?

[Florabella]

I have become slightly obsessed about checking the figures in my area each day. We have 7 per 100,000 which I think is pretty low. What are the numbers where you live?

Oh I think that’s the total cases since the start of the pandemic, rather than the 7 day rate that other posters are giving (from the bbc)
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274

My nearest town in South Yorkshire 183

26 per 100 000 but was only 8 last week.

@Monstermissy36

We aren't in any local lockdown and have 92 cases in a time of just under 100k....

Does anyone know the threshold for being put into a local lockdown?

My nearest town has now reached over 100 and it's mentioned that it's a possibility. Birmingham was around 60, so I don't understand the reasoning.

100

@scousemouse13

as of today 487 per 100,000. I don't know anyone currently who has tested positive, sure it's just a matter of time

A week ago neither did I. I've now heard of 10

29 now after being much lower. Also have a case in kids secondary school. Still more fortunate than other areas though.

171/100k and no restrictions.

238 per 10k.😖

Where are you Dione ? Are they confirmed cases or is that estimated figure from the Zoe app?

170

That's the number for Belfast from the BBC link.

63 per 100k people, just outside London. Life pretty normal, no cases at my kids' school among students or staff.

We’re now 66. And it’s a sign of the times that I’m now feeling that is low ...

Mine has gone from 8 to 21

Fuck. That's heaps, that's almost 1 in 40 people. Sorry Diona I had no idea figures were that high.

422 now. Rising rapidly

@DioneTheDiabolist

238 per 10k.😖

Should that not be 238 per 100k people?

Yep, should be 100k. I missed a 0.

I should have known, that would be some world beating testing capacity.

24 this week, an increase on last week - although still insanely low.

(I'm in Norfolk)

221 up to 3 October.

We have local restrictions in place

@FourTeaFallOut

I should have known, that would be some world beating testing capacity.

The rate in fallowfield (in Manchester) is 483 per 10,000 so it’s not completely infeasible!! Although the population is only around 12,000

25 per 100k this week. Still low but has gone up recently.