After yesterday's health metrics a quick update on cases across English councils.
These are rates per 100,000 for each of the past four weeks, with the most recent up to Sunday 7th November. The percentage shows the most recent week figure change as compared with the week before.
Then for some immediate context the number of cases reported this time last week for Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd (so early figs only) and then the total so far this week. So exact like for like reporting. Then a percentage up or down shown.
The percentages are amber highlighted if an increase; a light blue if a reduction but more than 5 percentage points less than the England reduction; and green if within 5 pts or better than the England reduction. or something like that, I'm sure you will all get the general idea
Taking Barrow as an example, currently 6th highest in England. 7 day case rate shows a 20% drop. Better than the 18% overall England decrease. However this time last week 50 cases so far for the Monday and Tuesday; for this week so far 92 cases.
There are 25 councils per table, starting with highest current rate per 100,000. Every table shows the England figures at the very top.
These are 1 to 25, and cover the following council areas.
Copeland
North Tyneside
Gosport
Mid Devon
North Devon
Barrow-in-Furness
Chesterfield
Gloucester
Daventry
Arun
North East Derbyshire
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Mendip
Bath and North East Somerset
Central Bedfordshire
West Devon
Mid Sussex
Rotherham
Selby
Forest of Dean
South Somerset
Scarborough
Crawley
Hinckley and Bosworth
St Albans