Bristol recorded another 309 coronavirus cases over the last 24 hours according to the latest data.
Public Health England's latest update shows a total of 44,116 people have now tested positive for coronavirus since the pandemic was officially declared last March.
It comes as health officials in Bristol warned cases are still high as we head into the busy summer holidays.
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In a joint statement, Bristol City Council director for education and skills, Alison Hurley, and Councillor Helen Godwin, cabinet member for families, education and women, said: "Case numbers in Bristol are currently extremely high and rising. Thanks to the vaccination, fewer people are seriously ill in hospital, but there are increasing numbers.
"During this time, we encourage our families to respect one another, put empathy at the heart of your decision making, and continue to keep up with the behaviours you’ve adapted to over the past eighteen months.”
Covid-19 deaths
Across the United Kingdom another 64 people have died within 28 days of receiving a positive coronavirus test result.
This brings the coronavirus death toll to 129,044 since the pandemic began.
In Bristol there have been no new coronavirus deaths, meaning 492 people have died having been infected with the virus since March last year.
How many people have been vaccinated?
A total of 46,476,845 people across the UK have been given their first-dose of the coronavirus vaccine while 36,762,646 have been double-jabbed.
In Bristol there have been 315,315 doses of the first-jab given out while 214,007 people have now had both.
