Six areas of Nottinghamshire are now reporting coronavirus infection rates which are significantly below the England average, according to the Government's interactive map.
It shows six areas had infection rates below 100 per 100,000 people in the seven days to February 11.
Beeston North is the part of the county that currently has the lowest rolling rate of infections, at 60.1, after the number of active infections dropped by six to five.
Neighbouring Beeston Town has the second-lowest rate at 64.1. The area had a total of six cases in the week to February 11, down by seven.
While there are encouraging signs with many areas recording drops in cases, there are still some areas of the county which are above the England average.
The worst area for Covid infections in the seven-day period is Bulwell West, which has a rolling rate of 489.2 per 100,000 people, with a total of 43 cases. The number of cases has decreased, however, by 34 on the previous seven days.
Here is the full list of Notts areas with infections rates below 100 per 100,000 people in the week to February 11.
Ratcliffe, Sutton Bonington and Gotham
6 cases, up 1. Rolling rate of 87.1
Beeston Town
6 cases, down 7. Rolling rate of 64.3
Beeston North
5 cases, down 6. Rolling rate of 60.1
City Centre and Trent Bridge
10 cases, down 12. Rolling rate of 81.5
Burton Joyce and Lambley
6 cases, down 5. Rolling rate of 96.5
Woodthorpe and Arno Vale
9 cases, down 7. Rolling rate of 89.6
