What is your rate per 100,000? New variant era

[Crunchymum]

We and one of these threads a while ago.

Interested to see where you are and what your rate is

I use:
www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-51768274

220. Been higher in the recent past.

@UncomfortableSilence

Just to add to add to my post, they are mass testing in our borough and anyone symptoms or no symptoms can get a test.

How is the mass testing working? Is it easily and readily accessible? (Can you book online? Multiple sites? Ours is a relatively small borough but without a car is not be easily able to travel to "any part" of it)

129 Edinburgh. Level 4, like the rest of mainland Scotland.

629 in Kent. Feels like we've been tier 3+4 forever and no sign of it ending

My part of Surrey.

818 - South East Wales

199, now in tier 3, Cheshire east

Dd goes to uni in York but is home at the moment. The rate is half as high there.

186. Was 562 before the last lockdown. Tier 3 before lockdown, and tier 3 afterwards. Looks like it was a wise decision. I'm sorry for everyone in hospitality though.

This is us, tier 2

425. London

DD is at Newcastle, and the rates are falling. Now 139.

Think that’s the highest on here so far.

166 for Cotswold.

Will no doubt rocket up once those that came to their second homes for Christmas from London get out and about...

220 tier 3. Much lower than just before lockdown but creeping back up.

1036 :-(

294 cases per 100,000 people in the latest week 14 Dec-20 Dec. The average area in England had 238.
331
cases in the latest week 14 Dec-20 Dec
+142
compared with the previous week
2,227
total cases to 24 Dec
89 coronavirus-related deaths registered to 11 Dec

Not looking good 😔

@AHippoNamedBooBooButt

There was someone else with 1200+

But yes you are very high. London I assume?

565 - outer London borough

156 Leeds
159 Wakefield

We have one postcode, but come under the other council (Phone area code is different again too).

@UncomfortableSilence

One of the worst London boroughs.

I am curious. If you look lower down at the death rate graph. How does the compare. Is it high for this time of year?

My borough cases have shot up and like you we are now testing anyone and everyone.

I can imagine it is due to the delay to get very sick but our deaths are still normal for this time of year. However the cases have been growing fast since last week of November though. So interesting.

Also we had huge death rate last time. So possibly the most vulnerable either got killed off then or are shielding well now.

Anyway what is your death rate like at the moment?

Thurrock is 1324 and basildon 1159

East Hampshire. Tier 4 as of today 😩

146 I think. just gone into Tier 4. Going up fast- was about 86 last week I think.