There have been another 203 coronavirus cases recorded in Bristol over the past day.
The latest Public Health England figures show there have now been 58,303 confirmed coronavirus cases across the city since the start of the pandemic.
There have however been no new Covid deaths in the city, meaning the number since the start of the pandemic remains at 524.
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Here are today's Government figures on positive coronavirus tests in Bristol and surrounding areas (total since start of pandemic, with daily increase in brackets):
- City of Bristol: 58,303 (+203)
- South Gloucestershire : 29,502 (+136)
- North Somerset : 19,042 (+159)
- Bath and North East Somerset : 17,292 (+98)
The latest data from the University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust showed there were 53 positive coronavirus patients in care currently, with four on ventilation.
While the North Bristol NHS Trust saw 63 patients in care, with 12 currently on ventilation.
In his latest coronavirus vlog, Mayor Marvin Reeves said: "A piece of bad news, there are 116 people in our hospitals with Covid-19 and that is an increase. Certainly the vaccine has weakened the relationship between Covid and hospitalisation but it has not broken that link."
Nationally there were 36,100 new positive coronavirus cases bringing the total since the start of the pandemic to 7,465,448 as of 9am today.
Meanwhile there were 49 people to die within 28 days of a positive coronavirus test meaning the death toll now stands at 135,252.
There have also been 48,593,019 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out while 44,466,121 people have now been double-jabbed.
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