A leafy suburb in north Leeds has recorded the lowest coronavirus infection rate in the city, latest government figures show.
Tinshill, which in the north of Leeds, had only nine Covid cases in the seven days leading up to November 14, taking the areas infection rolling rate to 154.1.
This case rate is below average compared to rest of the country and this was the only area in Leeds with less than 10 coronavirus cases.
Some other neighbourhoods, however, have recorded more than 50 cases in a week, including East End Park & Richmond Hill, Leeds Dock, Hunslet & Stourton, and Headingley, according to the government's interactive map.
Hyde Park Corner & Woodhouse Cliff recorded 87 cases alone.
Government figures also show that the infection rate of Leeds in the seven days to November 15 plummeted from 446.5 to 418.3. 3,318 new cases were diagnosed in the same period.
The 10 areas with the lowest cases
(The number of actual positive cases of Covid-19 in the seven days up to Saturday, November 14 is shown, with the average case rate in brackets)
Tinshill - 9 (rolling rate 154.1) below average
Yeadon South - 10 (Rolling rate 174.9) below average
Burley in Wharfdale - 11 (Rolling rate 187.5) below average
Otley North - 13 (Rolling rate 211.6) above average
Harehills South - 15 (Rolling rate 174.8) below average
Bramhope & Pool-in-Wharfedale - 16 (Rolling rate 242.6) above average
Bramley Fall - 19 (Rolling rate 303.0) above average
Farnley East - 19 (Rolling rate 292.9) above average
Leeds City Centre - 19 (rolling rate 139.7) below average
Osmondthorpe & Neville Hill - 20 (Rolling rate 326.7) above average
The prime minister Boris Johnson is preparing to unveil a Covid Winter Plan on Monday, setting out the next phase of the government’s coronavirus response.
Boris Johnson will confirm national restrictions will end on December 2 and set out how England will move back into a three-tiered, regional set of restrictions.
Whilst some local measures will be similar to those in place previously, the tiers will also be strengthened in some areas in order to safeguard the gains made during the period of national restrictions.
