How many cases per 100,000 in your area?

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206 here. Up from 142 a couple of weeks ago.

About 580. We were 18 just a few weeks ago. We've gone from very low to very high in short space of time.

Astonishing really.

44 Tier 1

72 Tier 2

68 tier 2

105 yet Tier 3. Absolute joke!

[quote shinynewapple2020]@MsChatterbox

297 is most definitely not the highest in England. There is somewhere , a borough in Kent I think that's over 600.

My area is around 200 as are neighbouring authorities . Numbers came down well during lockdown but seem to be stabilising around this amount for around a week now. We are tier 3. Interesting though that the area over the border about a mile from my house which is in T2 now has higher numbers than we do . [/quote]
Oh my bad, I think our local paper was a bit over zealous... But actually I've just seen it says "one of the highest"... I don't get much sleep 🤣

150

between 86 & 152

547

600ish

103 here. Not too far away, where other teachers from my school live they only have 22. The whole county is tier 2. It's a large county geographically, so I'm quite surprised they are keeping us all in the same tier together.

120. It was over 1000 before autumn half term.

119 tier 2 xxx

@Stokey Upper Tier Local Authority (broadly county council levels), Lower Tier Local Authority (broadly borough council level) and Super Output Areas - individual small areas, a medium sized town may be divided in to 3 or 4 of these, but in rural areas it may cover several villages. It’s interesting to compare the rates at different levels as small areas within a UTLA area can be much lower (and explains people with low hyper-local levels being in higher tiers.)

The situation in Kent is particularly interesting as at the end of the November lockdown West Kent MPs protested vocally about the tier 3 restrictions as the local rates were low. Despite Tier 3, the rates have crept across the county from East to West.

[quote shinynewapple2020]@TheAnswerIsCake
Figures I've quoted are based on the look up tool on BBC app. This uses local authority areas rather than wider council areas

I haven't been able to get the interactive map which shows individual ward areas to work for ages .

Assume the point of the thread was to see differences where individual posters live [/quote]
Yes, you’re probably right re:the point, but unfortunately the thread turns largely in to a string of numbers with no reference to where the people actually live. And that list of numbers is available in it’s entirety via the Gov dashboard (even if the map doesn’t work, the listing by UTLA and LTLA is there.) interesting the map works perfectly on my mobile, but not on any other device!

28 cases in our rural ward and tier 3. The wider warwickshire area has more but is below average and was hopeful of coming out of tier 3 this week but cases are growing rapidly.

Cases in the last week - 297
In the South-East & we've only just moved up to Tier 3...

343 in a London borough. It was 144 last week!

58 in my local borough

88 in the larger town overall

Tier fucking 3 since July

Absolute bullshit

Testing has just about doubled in the last few weeks btw....doing ~350,000 tests a day now

202. Not UK. We're in total lockdown here (there's 3 levels of lockdown, this is the strictest). Rate has been at 170-220 since October... they want to get it under 100 for January, when schools go back.

360. Just gone in to tier 3

Up from 38 only 3.5 weeks ago

Medway 831/100,000.
As we finished lockdown our numbers were stabilising (for a week) at around 600/100,000.