Bristol will be moving to Tier 2 this weekend as coronavirus cases in the area have significantly improved in recent weeks.
The Government said yesterday (Thursday, December 17) strict coronavirus rules in Bristol and North Somerset will be relaxed on Saturday (December 19) after the areas have been subjected to the top Tier 3 restrictions since December 2.
While coronavirus cases have been dropping across the city in recent weeks, some areas in particular have seen very significant falls.
We decided to look at the latest data (which covers the seven days up to December 11) and compare it with what was recorded two weeks earlier on November 27.
Here are some of the areas that have seen the biggest drops in cases in the past two weeks, listed in ascending order:
The Bristol areas that have seen the biggest drop in infection rates
Hotwells - from 6 cases (rate 80.8) to fewer than three (data suppressed)
Two Mile Hill - from 8 cases (rate 122.9) to fewer than three (data suppressed)
Whitchurch Park - from 10 cases (rate 146.9) to fewer than three (data suppressed)
Highridge - from 12 cases (rate 198.2) to fewer than three (data suppressed)
Bristol City Centre - from 17 cases (rate 89.7) to 5 cases (rate 26.4)
Broom Hill - from 7 cases (rate 91.9) to 3 cases (rate 39.4)
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Totterdown - from 10 cases (rate 140.8) to 4 cases (rate 56.3)
Upper Horfield - from 9 cases (rate 109.5) to 5 cases (rate 60.9)
St Annes - from 16 cases (rate 162.6) to 7 cases (rate 71.2)
Brislington - from 16 cases (rate 243.3) to 5 cases (rate 76)
Eastville - from 19 cases (rate 243.9) to 6 cases (rate 77)
Horfield - from 16 cases (rate 211.8) to 6 cases (rate 79.4)
Southville - 22 cases (rate 198.2) to 9 cases (81.1)
Temple Meads - from 20 cases (205.9) to 8 cases (rate 82.4)
Hartcliffe - from 23 cases (rate 322.4) to 6 cases (rate 84.1)
Knowle Park - from 11 cases (rate 134.2) to 7 cases (rate 85.4)
Redfield - from 19 cases (192.2) to 9 cases (rate 91)
St Paul's - from 32 cases (237.6) to 13 cases (96.5)
Fishponds North - from 32 cases (rate 329.9) to 10 cases (rate 103.1)
St George - from 23 cases (rate 262.9) to 10 cases (rate 114.3)
Barton Hill - from 23 cases (rate 280.4) to 10 cases (rate 121.9)
Windmill Hill - from 21 cases (rate 283.2) to 10 cases (rate 134.9)
Where is the data coming from?
You can see the latest national data on the government's website.
The map displays weekly data, which are updated everyday.
The data can be viewed by local authority but also by smaller sections called 'Middle Super Output Areas'.
The map highlights which areas of the nation have three or more confirmed cases of the virus and colour co-coordinates the areas by how many cases they have.
