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.

99.5 - we get daily updates from the council. Down from 106 yesterday.

32 (London borough) down from around 1,100 at Xmas/NY period.

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19

According to that link 32 (south Hampshire).

But that's until 28th March.

The actual cases per 100k on 2/4 (I always expect latest 2 days to change) is 18.

Population 120k.

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108. I can see the border of the next locale from my living room and that’s 63. I hate Leicester lol.

28, London borough. Down from 1450 at the Xmas/New Year peak.

36 and still declining slowly. Area in Derbyshire.

14 per 10k in our council area, 1 death in the last 7 days and 8 people in hospital in the last 7 days. If you break it down further into our parish, there were 0-2 cases in the last 7 days. Yet we still can’t meet up with our family because it’s too bloody cold to sit outside 🙄.

I think the peak in January was in the 300s.

@EbayNewbie

10 in my area which is the whole of the highlands

43, but we have a prison that keeps having outbreaks and upping the numbers. Apparently, community transmission is fairly low here (that aside)

@allmycats

140, it's a joke in some of the areas around here. You would think covid did not exist in many of the large workplaces and some of the areas. South Yorkshire.

Agreed! I forgot to say in my post but also south York's.

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41

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That's in North Yorkshire

0-2

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About 20 ish I think. Zero reported cases today, although of course that will be impacted by Easter
Given at the peak we nearly reached 1000/100k I am relieved! For now

53 on that link. I believe the council said it was 47 on their last update. It’s reassuring, I remember when it was in the 500s.

Oh I don’t know - about 12? Completely worth decimating the economy for.

140 Wakefield

We haven't had any for a couple of months now. Restrictions are just about all gone.