WHILE the latest data from Public Health England shows a continuing downward trend of new infections across Warrington – eight COVID-19 “hot spots” have seen increases.
Infection rates are remaining stubbornly high in the Blackbrook and Orford areas of town, while Hulme, Kingswood & Whittle Hall, Woolston, Lymm, Grapenhall and Appleton Thorn, Stretton & Walton, have all seen increases, compared to the previous seven days.
But the overall infection rate over a seven-day period has decreased from 950 to 701.
Public Health England’s small area data published today, Thursday, for the week ending 30th January shows the following numbers of COVID-19 cases.
The numbers of cases in parentheses, as usual, are the numbers for the previous seven days ending 23rd January.
Culcheth West & Croft 46 (53)
Culcheth East & Hollins Green 17 (19)
Winwick & Burtonwood 40 (70)
Locking Stumps 6 (11)
Oakwood & Gorse Covert 12 (15)
Hulme 38 (31)
Houghton Green & Fearnhead 21 (40)
Blackbrook 59 (46)
Kingswood & Whittle Hall 34 (27)
Callands & Old Hall 22 (68)
Orford 54 (44)
Padgate & Paddington 36 (52)
Bewsey & Dallam 30 (45)
Woolston 23 (18)
Great Sankey 23 (35)
Hood Manor & Sankey Bridges 22 (41)
Fairfield & Howley 38 (51)
Central Warrington 34 (46)
Penketh & Cuerdley 10 (25)
Latchford 32 (56)
Lymm (including Thelwall) 26 (19)
Grappenhall 30 (15)
Stockton Heath & Hillcliffe 9 (17)
Appleton Thorn, Stretton & Walton 34 (17)
Appleton 5 (15)
Total 701 (950)
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