How many cases per 100k where you are?

[Crunchymum]

I use the BBC website

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

Mine is 28 per 100k.

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A couple of weeks ago it was 851 per 85,000 approx. Luckily things have improved since then. For anyone that isn't sure how much of a difference a different variant makes. That's what happens when the Kent variant reaches a covid free area :(

128. Lincolnshire. Covid didn't seem to make it here until Christmas now struggling to drop below 100

Slightly frustrating my area doesn't show up on the BBC map. I wouldn't mind if I didn't have to pay the licence fee.....

23 here.

10 in my area which is the whole of the highlands

We've gone from 1509 the W/C 23/12 to 10 now - Brentwood in Essex

23- fucking joke living like this still

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29 in a city of almost half a million. Very local area no data as less than 3.

22. London borough. Lowest I've seen it for a long time.

11 per 100k

67.5 It's going down dramatically in some parts of Greater Manchester, it's lovely to see after being one of the most hardest hit.

75. Not the highest or lowest, but at 48 years old, I'd feel happier if I could be vaccinated now.

Over 100/100,000, and not falling. We've been locked down for 6 months - just this last week being able to get people outside.
It sucks.

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143 where I am

20

32 London

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20 and it’s been like this for weeks. SE.

If you go on the government website you can get it down to a smaller area that just your local authority. In my area there have been 0 cases for about 6 weeks at least. Kind of hard to get worked up about it anymore really.

70. Thought it would be more to be honest.

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