Nottingham city and the districts of Bassetlaw and Mansfield recorded the highest daily increase of coronavirus cases across Nottinghamshire during the last 24-hours.
Latest Government data published at 4pm on Sunday, November 22 at 4.39pm shows that a total of 321 new positive tests have been recorded over the last day.
The figures represent a continued downward trend in the city of Nottingham, with just 75 new cases were recorded in the city of Nottingham over the last 24 hours.
The total number of positive tests recorded in the city since the start of the pandemic now stands at 16,295.
Elsewhere, outside of the city, there has now been 21,535 cases of coronavirus recorded across Nottinghamshire since testing began.
Total number of cases recorded since start of pandemic across Nottinghamshire (daily increase):
Ashfield - 3,267 (increase of 39)
Bassetlaw - 3,343 (increase of 51)
Broxtowe - 3,141 (increase of 20)
Gedling - 3229 (increase of 20)
Mansfield - 2,744 (increase of 46)
Newark and Sherwood - 2,649 (increase of 26)
Nottingham - 16,295 (increase of 75)
Rushcliffe - 3,162 (increase of 44)
Total increase of: 321
