Coronavirus infection rates are rising across the country and the story is no different in Leeds - but three areas of the city still stand out as hotspots.
There are three Middle layer Super Output Areas (MSOA) - these are portions of the country home to around 7,200 people each - in the Leeds region with runaway rates far above the national average.
The national average currently stands at 418.3 new cases per 100,000 people.
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The three MSOAs in Leeds with rates above 800 are all in the Horsforth and Farsley area.
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They are listed below, alongside the rates and the number of new cases in the seven days up to November 16.
- Horsforth West - 854.8 (51)
- Horsforth South & Rawdon - 858.1 (73)
- Calverley and Farsley North - 807.2 (67)
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