How many cases per 100k and where are you?

[Crunchymum]

Not seen one of these for a while

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274

We ate 100 per 100k, a huge increase on last week. We are in a central London borough.

139 Northampton

96 Suffolk

I'm in the same area as someone who posted 22 less than a month ago. It's now 196.

We are up 33% here. From 9/100k to 12/100k.

Delta is spreading - interested to see what happens next.

250 and 0 deaths

254 outer London

Could be worse, could be better!

248 Though no deaths. This is Chichester which also covers a large rural area. It's always been really low here.

664.9 Midlands 😔

On the gov.U.K. website one that more local and up to date our are 176 which is slightly better and also a week further on

That’s awful re midlands

The midlands has had such an awful time throughout

262 in london. Not heard about any new measures.

323 South East London. Depressing.

145 here, 74% are double vaccinated.

625

318 (NW)

746 South West

449, area in Derbyshire. We are usually late to the party, the Kent variant didn't really hit us until January.

Odd though as I know loads of people who had it in January but I don't personally know anyone who currently has it.

I don't find it scary at all. Much less hospitalisation and death this time around. Getting a mild case of Covid isn't scary to me.

77 cases

85% of population has had first vaccination

65% double vaccinated.

400+ per 100.000, north London borough
But our local hospital still has very few admissions, perhaps one a day. When numbers of hospitalisation are so low, a difference of 1 or 2 makes a massive % change but it’s been pretty consistently low over the past weeks. Let’s hope it stays like this!

354, up from 204 a week ago

413.2 in Bristol- we were in dingle figures in May 🥶

*single