Live: Coronavirus – A daily bulletin of the cases in and around York

A further 28 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Monday, 22 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,749 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,578.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 165 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 13 (-7.3%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 67.9 new cases per 100,000 people (143 cases in the week to 18 February). That’s down from 93.5 in the previous seven days (197 cases in the week to 11 February).

The English national average is 125.1, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 151.3.

There have been no more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 12 in the last seven days (down three / -20%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 17 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 17 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 81 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,756  – an infection rate of 4,490.9 cases per 100K.

There are 1,768 cases in Ryedale (up six), 4,507 in Selby (up 22), 7,195 in Harrogate (up 17), 3,970 in Hambleton (up 11), 5,250 in Scarborough (up eight), 2,432 in Richmondshire (up 12) and 2,634 in Craven (up five).

There were no more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust for the second day running.

That leaves the total at 565 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,126,150 (4,115,509)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 10,641 (9,834)
• Total number UK deaths: 120,757 (120,580)
• Daily UK deaths: 178 (215)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,749 (11,721)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,756 (27,675)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,502 (16,453)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 17,723,840 as of 21 February (17,582,121)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 624,325 as of 21 February (615,148)

Another 29 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Sunday, 21 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,721 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,565.1 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 149 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 42 (-22%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 66 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 128.5, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 150.4.

There have been no more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 15 in the last seven days (up one / 7.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 16 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 16 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 79 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,675  – an infection rate of 4,477.8 cases per 100K.

There are 1,762 cases in Ryedale (up nine), 4,485 in Selby (up 14), 7,178 in Harrogate (up 17), 3,959 in Hambleton (up nine), 5,242 in Scarborough (up nine), 2,420 in Richmondshire (up 16) and 2,629 in Craven (up five).

There were no more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That leaves the total at 565 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,115,509 (4,105,675)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 9,834 (10,406)
• Total number UK deaths: 120,580 (120,365)
• Daily UK deaths: 215 (445)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,721 (11,692)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,675 (27,596)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,453 (16,415)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 17,582,121 as of 20 February (17,247,442)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 615,148 as of 20 February (604,885)

There were 32 more coronavirus cases confirmed in York today (Saturday, 20 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,692 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,551.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 150 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 47 (-23.9%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 74.1 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 131.1, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 149.8.

There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 16 in the last seven days (up three / 23.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 15 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 15 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 61 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,596  – an infection rate of 4,465 cases per 100K.

There are 1,753 cases in Ryedale (up four), 4,471 in Selby (up 11), 7,161 in Harrogate (up 17), 3,950 in Hambleton (up seven), 5,233 in Scarborough (up ten), 2,404 in Richmondshire (up six) and 2,624 in Craven (up six).

There were five more coronavirus-related death reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 565 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,105,675 (4,095,269)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 10,406 (12,027)
• Total number UK deaths: 120,365 (119,920)
• Daily UK deaths: 445 (533)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,692 (11,660)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,596 (27,535)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,415 (16,361)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 17,247,442 as of 19 February (16,875,536)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 604,885 as of 19 February (589,591)

A further 19 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Friday, 19 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,660 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,536.1 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 141 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 72 (-33.8%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 73.6 new cases per 100,000 people (155 cases in the week to 15 February). That’s down from 120.6 in the previous seven days (110.2 cases in the week to 8 February).

The English national average is 133.4, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 149.2.

There have been no more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 14 in the last seven days (down three / 17.6%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 14 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 14 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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Weekly data

Triage: As at 15 February there had been 91 Covid triages in the York area in the previous seven days. That’s down by nine from the week before.

Exceedance: The PHE ‘Exceedance’ rating compares the number of new cases over a 14 day period with the previous six weeks and provides a red-amber-green rating to indicate if the trend is worsening. The rating for York is Green. It was Green last week.

Testing: As at 15 February, the seven-day positivity rate in York (Pillar 2 PCR tests only) was 4.15%. That’s down from 5.4% last week. The national and regional averages are 5.9% and 7.1% respectively.

Contact tracing: Since 28 May, 10,744 laboratory-confirmed Covid cases in York have been uploaded into the NHS Test and Trace system and 9,678 of the cases have been completed (90.1%). Altogether 25,070 contacts have been identified and 18,589 of these have been traced (75.2%).

Cases in care homes: As at 18 February, there were six care homes in the York area with at least one case of Covid-19 affecting either a staff member or resident. The latest outbreak – ie two or more cases – was reported in one home on 15 February.

Cases in schools: In the seven days up to 14 February there were eight children of primary and secondary school age who tested positive.

Deaths: In the ONS data up to 5 February, 337 coronavirus-related deaths were recorded as having occurred for York residents (196 in hospital, 116 in care homes, 18 at home and seven in a hospice). That is 20 more – 12 in hospital and eight in care homes – than the previous week. The number of deaths per 100,000 of population in York is 160, which is lower than the national average of 198.4.

Covid bed occupancy: As at 17 February, there were 55 confirmed Covid-19 patients in General and Acute beds at York Hospital, down from 85 the week before. There were nine confirmed Covid-19 patients in the Intensive Treatment Unit.

Vaccinations: As at 17 February 54,289 York residents has received the first dose and 1,077 had received both doses.

In North Yorkshire, there were 77 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,535  – an infection rate of 4,455.1 cases per 100K.

There are 1,749 cases in Ryedale (up four), 4,460 in Selby (up nine), 7,144 in Harrogate (up 32), 3,943 in Hambleton (up 11), 5,223 in Scarborough (up seven), 2,398 in Richmondshire (up ten) and 2,618 in Craven (up four).

There was one more coronavirus-related death reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 560 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,095,269 (4,083,242)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 12,027 (12,057)
• Total number UK deaths: 119,920 (119,387)
• Daily UK deaths: 533 (454)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,660 (11,641)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,535 (27,458)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,361 (16,256)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 16,875,536 as of 18 February (16,423,082)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 589,591 as of 18 February (573,724)

Another 19 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Thursday, 18 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,641 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,527.1 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 153 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 84 (-35.4%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 80.2 new cases per 100,000 people (169 cases in the week to 14 February). That’s down from 120.6 in the previous seven days (254 cases in the week to 7 February).

That’s down from 184.2 just two weeks ago.

The English national average is 137.8, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 152.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 18 in the last seven days (up two / 12.5%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 13 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 13 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 79 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,458  – an infection rate of 4,442.7 cases per 100K.

There are 1,745 cases in Ryedale (up ten), 4,451 in Selby (up ten), 7,112 in Harrogate (up 26), 3,932 in Hambleton (up 11), 5,216 in Scarborough (up 11), 2,388 in Richmondshire (up five) and 2,614 in Craven (up six).

There were three more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 559 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,083,242 (4,071,185)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 12,057 (12,718)
• Total number UK deaths: 119,387 (118,933)
• Daily UK deaths: 454 (738)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,641 (11,622)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,458 (27,379)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,256 (16,192)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 16,423,082 as of 17 February (15,940,972)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 573,724 as of 17 February (558,577)

There were 17 more coronavirus cases confirmed in York today (Wednesday, 17 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,622 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,518 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 159 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 89 (-35.9%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 86.4 new cases per 100,000 people (182 cases in the week to 13 February). That’s down from 135.8 in the previous seven days (286 cases in the week to 6 February).

The English national average is 142.8, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 156.

There has been one more coronavirus-related death in the York council area, and 18 in the last seven days (up three / 20%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 12 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 12 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 97 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,379  – an infection rate of 4,429.9 cases per 100K.

There are 1,735 cases in Ryedale (up nine), 4,441 in Selby (up 26), 7,086 in Harrogate (up 27), 3,921 in Hambleton (up eight), 5,205 in Scarborough (up 12), 2,383 in Richmondshire (up five) and 2,608 in Craven (up ten).

There was one more coronavirus-related death reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 556 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,071,185 (4,058,468)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 12,718 (10,625)
• Total number UK deaths: 118,933 (118,195)
• Daily UK deaths: 738 (799)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,622 (11,605)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,379 (27,282)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,192 (16,122)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 15,940,972 as of 16 February (15,576,107)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 558,577 as of 16 February (546,165)

Another 21 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Tuesday, 16 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,605 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,510 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 170 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 87 (-33.9%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 85.5 new cases per 100,000 people (180 cases in the week to 12 February). That’s down from 141.0 in the previous seven days (297 cases in the week to 5 February).

The English national average is 148.8, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 159.2.

There have been six more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 18 in the last seven days (up two / 12.5%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 11 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 11 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 52 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,282  – an infection rate of 4,414.2 cases per 100K.

There are 1,726 cases in Ryedale (up three), 4,415 in Selby (up ten), 7,059 in Harrogate (up 17), 3,913 in Hambleton (up seven), 5,193 in Scarborough (up three), 2,378 in Richmondshire (up six) and 2,598 in Craven (up six).

There were eight more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 555 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,058,468 (4,047,843)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 10,625 (9,765)
• Total number UK deaths: 118,195 (117,396)
• Daily UK deaths: 799 (230)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,605 (11,584)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,282 (27,230)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,122 (16,081)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 15,576,107 as of 15 February (15,300,151)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 546,165 as of 15 February (539,630)

A further 12 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Monday, 15 February) – the lowest daily rate for some weeks.

It takes the cumulative total to 11,584 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,500 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 178 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 92 (-34.1%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 91.6 new cases per 100,000 people (193 cases in the week to 11 February). That’s down from 144.8 in the previous seven days (305 cases in the week to 4 February).

The English national average is 157.5, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 165.4.

There have been three more coronavirus-related death in the York council area, and 15 in the last seven days (down six / 28.6%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 10 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 10 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 60 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,230  – an infection rate of 4,405.8 cases per 100K.

There are 1,723 cases in Ryedale (up four), 4,405 in Selby (up 11), 7,042 in Harrogate (up 14), 3,906 in Hambleton (up nine), 5,190 in Scarborough (up ten), 2,372 in Richmondshire (up six) and 2,592 in Craven (up six).

There were three more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 547 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,047,843 (4,038,078)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 9,765 (10,972)
• Total number UK deaths: 117,396 (117,166)
• Daily UK deaths: 230 (258)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,584 (11,572)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,230 (27,170)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,081 (16,024)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 15,300,151 as of 14 February (15,062,189)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 539,630 as of 13 February (537,715)

A further 30 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Sunday, 14 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,572 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,494.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 191 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 101 (-34.6%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 106.8 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 167.5, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 174.7.

There has been one more coronavirus-related death in the York council area, and 14 in the last seven days (down six / 30%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 9 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 9 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 85 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,170  – an infection rate of 4,396.1 cases per 100K.

There are 1,719 cases in Ryedale (up 12), 4,394 in Selby (up 12), 7,028 in Harrogate (up 22), 3,897 in Hambleton (up 16), 5,180 in Scarborough (up six), 2,366 in Richmondshire (up nine) and 2,586 in Craven (up eight).

There were two more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 544 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,038,078 (4,027,106)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 10,972 (13,308)
• Total number UK deaths: 117,166 (116,908)
• Daily UK deaths: 258 (621)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,572 (11,542)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,170 (27,085)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 16,024 (15,984)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 15,062,189 as of 13 February (14,556,827)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 537,715 as of 13 February (534,869)

Another 23 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Saturday, 13 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,542 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,480.1 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 197 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 101 (-33.9%) week on week.

It comes as one area of the city – South Bank & Dringhouses – has turned white on the official Covid map because it has too few cases to officially be recorded.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 109.7 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 177.2, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 169.6.

There has been one more coronavirus-related death in the York council area, and 13 in the last seven days (down eight / 38.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 8 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 8 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 92 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 27,085  – an infection rate of 4,382.3 cases per 100K.

There are 1,707 cases in Ryedale (up ten), 4,382 in Selby (up 17), 7,006 in Harrogate (up 23), 3,881 in Hambleton (up 18), 5,174 in Scarborough (up 12), 2,357 in Richmondshire (up nine) and 2,578 in Craven (up three).

There was one more coronavirus-related death reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 542 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,027,106 (4,013,799)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 13,308 (15,144)
• Total number UK deaths: 116,908 (116,287)
• Daily UK deaths: 621 (758)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,542 (11,519)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 27,085 (26,993)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,984 (15,912)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 14,556,827 as of 12 February (14,012,224)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 534,869 as of 12February (530,094)

Another 31 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Friday, 12 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,519 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,469.1 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 213 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 102 (-32.4%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 109.7 new cases per 100,000 people (231 cases in the week to 8 February). That’s down from 173.3 in the previous seven days (365 cases in the week to 1 February).

The English national average is 188.3, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 175.5.

There have been four more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 17 in the last seven days (down one / 5.6%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 7 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 7 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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Weekly data

Triage: As at 8 February there had been 100 Covid triages in the York area in the previous seven days. That’s down by 49 from the week before.

Exceedance: The PHE ‘Exceedance’ rating compares the number of new cases over a 14 day period with the previous six weeks and provides a red-amber-green rating to indicate if the trend is worsening. The rating for York is Green. It was Green last week.

Testing: As at 8 February, the seven-day positivity rate in York (Pillar 2 PCR tests only) was 5.4%. That’s down from 7.3% last week. The national and regional averages are 7.1% and 7.6% respectively.

Contact tracing: Since 28 May, 10,577 laboratory-confirmed Covid cases in York have been uploaded into the NHS Test and Trace system and 9,515 of the cases have been completed (90%). Altogether 24,793 contacts have been identified and 18,589 of these have been traced (75%).

Cases in care homes: As at 11 February, there were five care homes in the York area with at least one case of Covid-19 affecting either a staff member or resident. The latest outbreak – ie two or more cases – was reported in one home on 8 February.

Cases in schools: In the seven days up to 7 February there were 19 children of primary and secondary school age who tested positive.

Deaths: In the ONS data up to 29 January, 317 coronavirus-related deaths were recorded as having occurred for York residents (184 in hospital, 108 in care homes, 18 at home and seven in a hospice). That is 24 more – 19 in hospital, three in care homes and two at home – than the previous week. The number of deaths per 100,000 of population in York is 150.5, which is lower than the national average of 186.1.

Covid bed occupancy: As at 10 February, there were 85 confirmed Covid-19 patients in General and Acute beds at York Hospital. There were 13 confirmed Covid-19 patients in the Intensive Treatment Unit.

Vaccinations: As at 10 February 45,596 York residents has received the first dose and 1,049 had received both doses.

In North Yorkshire, there were 84 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,993  – an infection rate of 4,367.4 cases per 100K.

There are 1,697 cases in Ryedale (up five), 4,365 in Selby (up 16), 6,983 in Harrogate (up 23), 3,863 in Hambleton (up 11), 5,162 in Scarborough (up ten), 2,348 in Richmondshire (up 17) and 2,575 in Craven (up two).

There were six more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 541 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 4,013,799 (3,998,655)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 15,144 (13,494)
• Total number UK deaths: 116,287 (115,529)
• Daily UK deaths: 758 (678)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,519 (11,488)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,993 (26,909)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,912 (15,836)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 14,012,224 as of 11 February (13,509,108)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 530,094 as of 11 February (524,447)

Another 25 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Thursday, 11 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,488 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,454.4 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 237 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 95 (-28.6%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 119.6 new cases per 100,000 people (252 cases in the week to 7 February). That’s down from 185.2 in the previous seven days (390 cases in the week to 31 January).

The English national average is 194.6, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 177.8.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 16 in the last seven days (down six / 27.3%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 6 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 6 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 89 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,909  – an infection rate of 4,353.8 cases per 100K.

There are 1,692 cases in Ryedale (up three), 4,349 in Selby (up 17), 6,960 in Harrogate (up 32), 3,852 in Hambleton (up 11), 5,152 in Scarborough (up 13), 2,331 in Richmondshire (up nine) and 2,573 in Craven (up four).

There were two more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 535 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,998,655 (3,985,161)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 13,494 (13,013)
• Total number UK deaths: 115,529 (114,851)
• Daily UK deaths: 678 (1,001)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,488 (11,463)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,909 (26,820)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,836 (15,786)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 13,509,108 as of 10 February (13,058,298)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 524,447 as of 10 February (519,553)

A further 28 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Wednesday, 10 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,463 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,442.6 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 248 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 111 (-30.9%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 134.4 new cases per 100,000 people (283 cases in the week to 6 February). That’s down from 179.5 in the previous seven days (378 cases in the week to 30 January).

The English national average is 202.5, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 179.8.

There has been one more coronavirus-related death in the York council area, and 15 in the last seven days (down 15 / 42.3%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 5 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 5 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 94 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,820  – an infection rate of 4,339.4 cases per 100K.

There are 1,689 cases in Ryedale (up 11), 4,332 in Selby (up nine), 6,928 in Harrogate (up 18), 3,841 in Hambleton (up 29), 5,139 in Scarborough (up 16), 2,322 in Richmondshire (up nine) and 2,569 in Craven (up two).

There were two more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 533 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,985,161 (3,972,148)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 13,013 (12,364)
• Total number UK deaths: 114,851 (113,850)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,001 (1,052)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,463 (11,435)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,820 (26,726)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,786 (15,714)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 13,058,298 as of 9 February (12,646,486)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 519,553 as of 9 February (516,392)

Another 29 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Tuesday, 9 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,435 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,429.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 257 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 142 (-35.6%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 140.1 new cases per 100,000 people (303 cases in the week to 5 February). That’s down from 185.2 in the previous seven days (390 cases in the week to 29 January).

The English national average is 212.6, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 181.9.

There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 16 in the last seven days (down 11 / 40.7%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 4 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 4 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 82 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,726  – an infection rate of 4,324.2 cases per 100K.

There are 1,678 cases in Ryedale (up six), 4,323 in Selby (up 22), 6,910 in Harrogate (up 26), 3,812 in Hambleton (up ten), 5,123 in Scarborough (up seven), 2,313 in Richmondshire (up ten) and 2,567 in Craven (up one).

There was one more coronavirus-related death reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 531 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,972,148 (3,959,784)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 12,364 (14,104)
• Total number UK deaths: 113,850 (112,798)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,052 (333)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,435 (11,406)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,726 (26,644)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,714 (15,629)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 12,646,486 as of 8 February (12,294,006)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 516,392 as of 8 February (512,581)

Another 25 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Monday, 8 February).

That’s the lowest daily total since 18 December, more than seven weeks ago, when 15 cases were recorded.

It takes the cumulative total to 11,406 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,415.5 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 270 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 128 (-32.2%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 143.9 new cases per 100,000 people (303 cases in the week to 4 February). That’s down from 197.5 in the previous seven days (416 cases in the week to 28 January).

The English national average is 222.7, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 182.3.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 21 in the last seven days (down nine / 30%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 3 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 3 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 85 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,644  – an infection rate of 4,311 cases per 100K.

There are 1,672 cases in Ryedale (up three), 4,301 in Selby (up 22), 6,884 in Harrogate (up 17), 3,802 in Hambleton (up 23), 5,116 in Scarborough (up 12), 2,303 in Richmondshire (up five) and 2,566 in Craven (up three).

There were four more coronavirus-related death reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 530 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,959,784 (3,945,680)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 14,104 (15,845)
• Total number UK deaths: 112,798 (112,465)
• Daily UK deaths: 333 (373)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,406 (11,381)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,644 (26,559)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,629 (15,588)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 12,294,006 as of 7 February (12,014,288)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 512,581 as of 7 February (511,447)

A further 36 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Sunday, 7 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,381 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,403.6 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 292 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 125 (-30%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 164.8 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 233.2, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 184.

There have been no more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 20 in the last seven days (down 11 / 35.5%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 2 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 2 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 104 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,559  – an infection rate of 4,297.2 cases per 100K.

There are 1,669 cases in Ryedale (up 13), 4,279 in Selby (up 13), 6,867 in Harrogate (up 18), 3,779 in Hambleton (up 26), 5,104 in Scarborough (up 18), 2,298 in Richmondshire (up six) and 2,563 in Craven (up ten).

There was one more coronavirus-related death reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 526 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,945,680 (3,929,835)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 15,845 (18,262)
• Total number UK deaths: 112,465 (112,092)
• Daily UK deaths: 373 (828)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,381 (11,345)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,559 (26,455)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,588 (15,551)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 12,014,288 as of 6 February (11,465,210)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 511,447 as of 6 February (510,057)

Another 39 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Saturday, 6 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,345 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,386.5 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 298 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 130 (-30.4%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 173.3 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 244.5, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 196.4.

There have been five more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 21 in the last seven days (down nine / 30%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 1 February:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 1 February

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 129 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,455  – an infection rate of 4,280.4 cases per 100K.

There are 1,656 cases in Ryedale (up 14), 4,266 in Selby (up 19), 6,849 in Harrogate (up 37), 3,753 in Hambleton (up 19), 5,086 in Scarborough (up 19), 2,292 in Richmondshire (up 9) and 2,553 in Craven (up 12).

There were seven more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 525 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,929,835 (3,911,573)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 18,262 (19,114)
• Total number UK deaths: 112,092 (111,264)
• Daily UK deaths: 828 (1,014)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,345 (11,306)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,455 (26,326)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,551 (15,487)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 11,465,210 as of 5 February (10,971,047)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 510,057 as of 5 February (505,993)

A further 55 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Friday, 5 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,306 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,368 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 315 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 134 (-29.8%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 173.3 new cases per 100,000 people (365 cases in the week to 1 February). That’s down from 233.6 in the previous seven days (492 cases in the week to 25 January).

The English national average is 257.6, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 201.7.

There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 18 in the last seven days (down 13 / 41.9%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 31 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 31 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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Weekly data

Triage: As at 1 February there had been 149 Covid triages in the York area in the previous seven days. That’s down by 76 from the week before.

Exceedance: The PHE ‘Exceedance’ rating compares the number of new cases over a 14 day period with the previous six weeks and provides a red-amber-green rating to indicate if the trend is worsening. The rating for York is Green. It was Green last week.

Testing: As at 25 January, the seven-day positivity rate in York (Pillar 2 PCR tests only) was 7.3%. That’s down from 9.61% last week. The national and regional averages are 9.6% and 8.2% respectively.

Contact tracing: Since 28 May, 10,309 laboratory-confirmed Covid cases in York have been uploaded into the NHS Test and Trace system and 9,277 of the cases have been completed (90%). Altogether 24,347 contacts have been identified and 18,172 of these have been traced (74.6%).

Cases in care homes: As at 4 February, there were six care homes in the York area with at least one case of Covid-19 affecting either a staff member or resident. The latest outbreak – ie two or more cases – was reported in one home on 4 February.

Cases in schools: In the seven days up to 31 January there were 28 children of primary and secondary school age who tested positive.

Deaths: In the ONS data up to 22 January, 293 coronavirus-related deaths were recorded as having occurred for York residents (165 in hospital, 105 in care homes, 16 at home and seven in a hospice). That is 30 more – 19 in hospital, eight in care homes, two at home and one in a hospice – than the previous week. The number of deaths per 100,000 of population in York is 139.1, which is lower than the national average of 171.7.

Covid bed occupancy: As at 3 February, there were 119 confirmed Covid-19 patients in General and Acute beds at York Hospital. There were ten confirmed Covid-19 patients in the Intensive Treatment Unit.

Vaccinations: As at 3 February 37,673 York residents has received the first dose and 1,034 had received both doses.

In North Yorkshire, there were 135 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,326  – an infection rate of 4,259.5 cases per 100K.

There are 1,642 cases in Ryedale (up nine), 4,247 in Selby (up 17), 6,812 in Harrogate (up 35), 3,734 in Hambleton (up 21), 5,067 in Scarborough (up 22), 2,283 in Richmondshire (up 19) and 2,541 in Craven (up 12).

There were two more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 518 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,911,573 (3,892,459)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 19,114 (20,634)
• Total number UK deaths: 111,264 (110,250)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,014 (915)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,306 (11,251)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,326 (26,191)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,487 (15,410)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 10,971,047 as of 4 February (10,490,487)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 505,993 as of 4 February (501,957)

A further 36 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Thursday, 4 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,251 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,341.9 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 332 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 121 (-26.7%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 184.2 new cases per 100,000 people (388 cases in the week to 31 January). That’s down from 256.9 in the previous seven days (541 cases in the week to 24 January).

The English national average is 260.6, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 202.8.

There has been one more coronavirus-related death in the York council area, and 26 in the last seven days (down four / 15.4%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 30 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 30 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 91 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,191  – an infection rate of 4,237.7 cases per 100K.

There are 1,633 cases in Ryedale (up three), 4,230 in Selby (up 19), 6,777 in Harrogate (up 17), 3,713 in Hambleton (up 16), 5,045 in Scarborough (up 17), 2,264 in Richmondshire (up 12) and 2,529 in Craven (up seven).

There were four more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 516 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,892,459 (3,871,825)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 20,634 (19,202)
• Total number UK deaths: 110,250 (109,335)
• Daily UK deaths: 915 (1,322)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,251 (11,215)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,191 (26,100)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,410 (15,351)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 10,490,487 as of 3 February (10,021,471)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 501,957 as of 3 February (498,962)

Another 37 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Wednesday, 3 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,215 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,324.8 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 359 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 123 (-25.5%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 178.5 new cases per 100,000 people (376 cases in the week to 30 January). That’s down from 269.7 in the previous seven days (568 cases in the week to 23 January).

That’s down from 423.5 per 100K two weeks ago (20 January) – or a drop of 57%.

The English national average is 269.1, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 204.7.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 26 in the last seven days (down two / 7.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 29 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 29 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 141 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 26,100  – an infection rate of 4,222.9 cases per 100K.

There are 1,630 cases in Ryedale (up 12), 4,211 in Selby (up 25), 6,760 in Harrogate (up 44), 3,697 in Hambleton (up 17), 5,028 in Scarborough (up 20), 2,252 in Richmondshire (up 17) and 2,522 in Craven (up six).

There were five more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 512 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,871,825 (3,852,623)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 19,202 (16,840)
• Total number UK deaths: 109,335 (108,013)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,322 (1,449)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,215 (11,178)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 26,100 (25,959)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,351 (15,275)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 10,021,471 as of 2 February (9,646,715)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 498,962 as of 2 February (496,796)

A further 42 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Tuesday, 2 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,178 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,307.2 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 399 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 148 (-27.1%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 186.1 new cases per 100,000 people (392 cases in the week to 29 January). That’s down from 286.8 in the previous seven days (604 cases in the week to 22 January).

The English national average is 281.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 207.7.

There have been eight more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 27 in the last seven days (down two / 6.9%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 28 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 28 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 70 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 25,959  – an infection rate of 4,200.1 cases per 100K.

There are 1,618 cases in Ryedale (up seven), 4,186 in Selby (up 11), 6,716 in Harrogate (up 24), 3,680 in Hambleton (up five), 5,008 in Scarborough (up four), 2,235 in Richmondshire (up 12) and 2,516 in Craven (up seven).

There were eight more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 507 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,852,623 (3,835,783)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 16,840 (18,607)
• Total number UK deaths: 108,013 (106,564)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,449 (406)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,178 (11,136)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 25,959 (25,889)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,275 (15,230)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 9,646,715 as of 1 February (9,296,367)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 496,796 as of 1 February (494,209)

Another 47 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Monday, 1 February).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,136 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,287.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 398 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 198 (-33.2%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 198.0 new cases per 100,000 people (417 cases in the week to 28 January). That’s down from 306.2 in the previous seven days (645 cases in the week to 21 January).

The English national average is 294.2, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 211.8.

Latest figures show that, in the seven days to January 27, York saw the biggest fall in coronavirus rates in Yorkshire and the Humber – from 331.4 to 205.1.

It was followed by Ryedale (222.1 to 99.3) and Hambleton (281.7 to 176.9).

There has been one more coronavirus-related death in the York council area, and 30 in the last seven days (up six / 25%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 27 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 27 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 100 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 25,889  – an infection rate of 4,188.8 cases per 100K.

There are 1,611 cases in Ryedale (up eight), 4,175 in Selby (up 16), 6,692 in Harrogate (up 40), 3,675 in Hambleton (up 12), 5,004 in Scarborough (up ten), 2,223 in Richmondshire (up seven) and 2,509 in Craven (up seven).

There were six more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 499 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,835,783 (3,817,176)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 18,607 (21,088)
• Total number UK deaths: 106,564 (106,158)
• Daily UK deaths: 406 (587)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,136 (11,089)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 25,889 (25,789)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,230 (15,176)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 9,296,367 as of 31 January (8,977,329)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 494,209 as of 31 January (491,053)

Another 42 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Sunday, 31 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,089 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,265 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 417 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 201 (-32.5%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 213.2 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 309.5, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 217.

There has been one more coronavirus-related death in the York council area, and 31 in the last seven days (up six / 24%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 26 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 26 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 163 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 25,789  – an infection rate of 4,172.6 cases per 100K.

There are 1,603 cases in Ryedale (up eight), 4,159 in Selby (up 33), 6,652 in Harrogate (up 41), 3,663 in Hambleton (up 28), 4,994 in Scarborough (up 19), 2,216 in Richmondshire (up 16) and 2,502 in Craven (up 18).

There were five more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 493 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,817,176 (3,796,088)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 21,088 (23,275)
• Total number UK deaths: 106,158 (105,571)
• Daily UK deaths: 587 (1,200)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,089 (11,047)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 25,789 (25,626)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,176 (15,099)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 8,977,329 as of 30 January (8,378,940)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 491,053 as of 30 January (480,432)

A further 56 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Saturday, 30 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 11,047 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,245 cases per 100,000 people.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 233.1 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 330, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 226.5.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 30 in the last seven days (up two / 7.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 25 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 25 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 159 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 25,626  – an infection rate of 4,146.2 cases per 100K.

There are 1,595 cases in Ryedale (up five), 4,126 in Selby (up 32), 6,611 in Harrogate (up 53), 3,635 in Hambleton (up 33), 4,975 in Scarborough (up 12), 2,200 in Richmondshire (up 15) and 2,484 in Craven (up nine).

There were three more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 488 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,796,088 (3,772,813)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 23,275 (29,079)
• Total number UK deaths: 105,571 (104,371)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,200 (1,245)
• Confirmed cases in York: 11,047 (10,991)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 25,626 (25,467)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,099 (15,033)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 8,378,940 as of 29 January (7,891,184)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 480,432 as of 29 January (478,254)

A further 72 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Friday, 29 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,919 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,218.5 cases per 100,000 people.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 232.6 new cases per 100,000 people (490 cases in the week to 25 January). That’s up from 375.1 in the previous seven days (790 cases in the week to 18 January).

The English national average is 354.2, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 236.5.

That’s a big turnaround – earlier this month York had the highest case rate in Yorkshire.

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 24 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 24 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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Weekly data

Triage: As at 25 January there had been 225 Covid triages in the York area in the previous seven days. That’s down by 42 from the week before.

Exceedance: The PHE ‘Exceedance’ rating compares the number of new cases over a 14 day period with the previous six weeks and provides a red-amber-green rating to indicate if the trend is worsening. The rating for York is Green. It was Green last week.

Testing: As at 25 January, the seven-day positivity rate in York (Pillar 2 PCR tests only) was 9.61%. That’s down from 12.9% last week. The national and regional averages are 11.9% and 9.1% respectively.

Contact tracing: Since 28 May, 9,953 laboratory-confirmed Covid cases in York have been uploaded into the NHS Test and Trace system and 8,940 of the cases have been completed (89.8%). Altogether 23,683 contacts have been identified and 17,540 of these have been traced (74.1%).

Cases in care homes: As at 27 January, there were 13 care homes in the York area with at least one case of Covid-19 affecting either a staff member or resident. The latest outbreak – ie two or more cases – was reported in one home on 28 January.

Cases in schools: In the seven days up to 24 January there were 30 children of primary and secondary school age who tested positive (across 19 different schools).

Deaths: In the ONS data up to 15 January, 263 coronavirus-related deaths were recorded as having occurred for York residents (146 in hospital, 97 in care homes, 14 at home and six in a hospice). That is 25 more – 18 in hospital, six in care homes and one at home – than the previous week. The number of deaths per 100,000 of population in York is 124.9, which is lower than the national average of 157.6.

Covid bed occupancy: As at 26 January, there were 156 confirmed Covid-19 patients in General and Acute beds at York Hospital. There were seven confirmed Covid-19 patients in the Intensive Treatment Unit.

Vaccinations: As at 26 January 26,294 York residents has received the first dose and 1,017 had received both doses. A total of 10,281 people over 80 have received the first dose. This represents 90.7% of the estimated number of people aged over 80 in York (11,334 people). Altogether 708 people aged 65+ who live in care homes have received the first dose.

In North Yorkshire, there were 185 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 25,467  – an infection rate of 4,120.5 cases per 100K.

There are 1,590 cases in Ryedale (up 12), 4,094 in Selby (up 35), 6,558 in Harrogate (up 41), 3,602 in Hambleton (up 36), 4,963 in Scarborough (up 23), 2,185 in Richmondshire (up 18) and 2,475 in Craven (up 20).

There were three more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 485 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,772,813 (3,743,734)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 29,079 (28,680)
• Total number UK deaths: 104,371 (103,126)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,245 (1,239)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,991 (10,919)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 25,467 (25,282)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 15,033 (14,931)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 7,891,184 as of 28 January (7,447,199)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 478,254 as of 28 January (476,298)

Another 63 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Thursday, 28 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,919 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,184.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 453 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 291 (-39.1%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 255.9 new cases per 100,000 people (539 cases in the week to 24 January). That’s up from 408.3 in the previous seven days (860 cases in the week to 17 January).

The English national average is 373.2, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 242.3.

There have been five more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 26 in the last seven days (down one / -3.7%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 23 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 23 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 139 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 25,282  – an infection rate of 4,090.6 cases per 100K.

There are 1,578 cases in Ryedale (up 11), 4,059 in Selby (up 21), 6,517 in Harrogate (up 43), 3,566 in Hambleton (up 27), 4,940 in Scarborough (up 16), 2,167 in Richmondshire (up 11) and 2,455 in Craven (up 10).

There were seven more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 482 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,743,734 (3,715,054)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 28,680 (25,308)
• Total number UK deaths: 103,126 (101,887)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,239 (1,725)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,919 (10,856)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 25,282 (25,143)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,931 (14,822)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 7,447,199 as of 27 January (7,164,387)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 476,298 as of 26 January (474,156)
  

A further 77 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Wednesday, 27 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,856 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,154.4 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 482 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 299 (-38.3%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 269.2 new cases per 100,000 people (567 cases in the week to 23 January). That’s up from 424.9 in the previous seven days (895 cases in the week to 16 January).

The English national average is 386.6, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 247.7.

There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 28 in the last seven days (up five / 21.7%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 22 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 22 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 195 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 25,143  – an infection rate of 4,068.1 cases per 100K.

There are 1,567 cases in Ryedale (up seven), 4,038 in Selby (up 43), 6,474 in Harrogate (up 53), 3,539 in Hambleton (up 38), 4,924 in Scarborough (up 27), 2,156 in Richmondshire (up 15) and 2,445 in Craven (up 12).

There were four more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 475 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,715,054 (3,689,746)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 25,308 (20,089)
• Total number UK deaths: 101,887 (100,162)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,725 (1,631)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,856 (10,779)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 25,143 (24,948)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,822 (14,738)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 7,164,387 as of 26 January (6,853,327)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 474,156 as of 26 January (472,446)
  

Another 41 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Tuesday, 26 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,779 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,117.8 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 547 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 292 (-34.8%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 285.8 new cases per 100,000 people (602 cases in the week to 22 January). That’s up from 457.2 in the previous seven days (963 cases in the week to 15 January).

The English national average is 403.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 252.7.

There have been 11 more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 29 in the last seven days (up four / 16%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 21 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 21 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 119 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 24,829  – an infection rate of 4,036.5 cases per 100K.

There are 1,560 cases in Ryedale (up two), 3,995 in Selby (up 23), 6,421 in Harrogate (up 29), 3,501 in Hambleton (up 19), 4,897 in Scarborough (up 16), 2,141 in Richmondshire (up 17) and 2,433 in Craven (up 13).

There were seven more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 471 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,689,746 (3,669,658)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 20,089 (22,195)
• Total number UK deaths: 100,162 (98,531)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,631 (592)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,779 (10,738)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 24,948 (24,829)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,738 (14,680)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 6,853,327 as of 25 January (6,573,570)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 472,446 as of 25 January (470,478)
  

A further 66 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Monday, 25 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,738 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,098.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 596 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 307 (-34%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 305.8 new cases per 100,000 people (644 cases in the week to 21 January). That’s up from 488.1 in the previous seven days (1,028 cases in the week to 14 January).

The English national average is 420.7, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 247.1.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 24 in the last seven days (up one / 4.3%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 20 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 20 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 100 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 24,829  – an infection rate of 4,017.3 cases per 100K.

There are 1,558 cases in Ryedale (up seven), 3,972 in Selby (up 23), 6,392 in Harrogate (up 39), 3,482 in Hambleton (up six), 4,881 in Scarborough (up 10), 2,124 in Richmondshire (up three) and 2,420 in Craven (up 12).

There were five more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 464 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,669,658 (3,647,463)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 22,195 (30,004)
• Total number UK deaths: 98,531 (97,939)
• Daily UK deaths: 592 (610)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,738 (10,672)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 24,829 (24,729)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,680 (14,617)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 6,573,570 as of 24 January (6,353,321)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 470,478 as of 24 January (469,660)
  

Another 53 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Sunday, 24 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,672 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,067 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 618 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 325 (-34.5%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 354.7 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 437.8, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 245.

There have been no more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 25 in the last seven days (up two / 8.7%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 18 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 19 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 151 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 24,729  – an infection rate of 4,001.1 cases per 100K.

There are 1,551 cases in Ryedale (up eight), 3,949 in Selby (up 36), 6,353 in Harrogate (up 32), 3,476 in Hambleton (up 20), 4,871 in Scarborough (up 19), 2,121 in Richmondshire (up 19) and 2,408 in Craven (up 17).

There were two more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 459 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,647,463 (3,617,459)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 30,004 (33,552)
• Total number UK deaths: 97,939 (97,329)
• Daily UK deaths: 610 (1,348)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,672 (10,619)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 24,729 (24,578)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,617 (14,540)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 6,353,321 as of 23 January (5,861,351)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 469,660 as of 23 January (468,617)
  

A further 77 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Saturday, 23 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,619 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,041.8 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 673 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 372 (-35.6%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 375.6 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 453.6, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 249.9.

There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 28 in the last seven days (up seven / 33.3%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 17 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 18 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 183 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 24,578  – an infection rate of 3,976.7 cases per 100K.

There are 1,543 cases in Ryedale (up 15), 3,913 in Selby (up 40), 6,321 in Harrogate (up 53), 3,456 in Hambleton (up 27), 4,852 in Scarborough (up 13), 2,102 in Richmondshire (up 23) and 2,391 in Craven (up 12).

There were two more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 457 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,617,459 (3,583,907)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 33,552 (40,261)
• Total number UK deaths: 97,329 (95,981)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,348 (1,401)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,619 (10,542)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 24,578 (24,395)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,540 (14,427)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 5,861,351 as of 22 January (5,383,103)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 468,617 as of 22 January (466,796)
  

Another 76 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Friday, 22 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,542 – giving an overall infection rate of 5,005.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 701 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 415 (-37.2%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 375.1 new cases per 100,000 people (790 cases in the week to 18 January). That’s down from 581.1 in the previous seven days (1,224 cases in the week to 11 January).

The English national average is 472.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 255.9.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 27 in the last seven days (up eight / 42.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 17 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 17 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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Weekly data

Triage: As at 18 January there had been 267 Covid triages in the York area in the previous seven days. That’s down by 50 from the week before.

Exceedance: The PHE ‘Exceedance’ rating compares the number of new cases over a 14 day period with the previous six weeks and provides a red-amber-green rating to indicate if the trend is worsening. The rating for York is Green. It was Red last week.

Testing: As at 18 January, the seven-day positivity rate in York (Pillar 2 only) was 12.9%. That’s down from 14.62% last week. The national and regional averages are 14.2% and 10.2% respectively.

Contact tracing: Since 28 May, 9,453 laboratory-confirmed Covid cases in York have been uploaded into the NHS Test and Trace system and 8,480 of the cases have been completed (89.7%). Altogether 22,810 contacts have been identified and 16,736 of these have been traced (73.4%).

Cases in care homes: As at 21 January, there were ten care homes in the York area with at least one case of Covid-19 affecting either a staff member or resident. The latest outbreak – ie two or more cases – was reported in two homes on 21 January.

Cases in schools: In the seven days up to 17 January there were 44 children of primary and secondary school age who tested positive (across 25 different schools).

Deaths: In the ONS data up to 8 January, 238 coronavirus-related deaths were recorded as having occurred for York residents (128 in hospital, 91 in care homes, 13 at home and six in a hospice). That is eight more – all in hospital – than the previous week. The number of deaths per 100,000 of population in York is 113, which is lower than the national average of 145.3.

Covid bed occupancy: As at 20 January, there were 155 confirmed Covid-19 patients in General and Acute beds at York Hospital. There were eight confirmed Covid-19 patients in the Intensive Treatment Unit.

Vaccinations: As at 18th January 17,341 York residents has received the first dose and 1,015 had received both doses. A total of 8,999 people over 80 have received the first dose. This represents 79.4% of the estimated number of people aged over 80 in York (11,334 people). Altogether 664 people aged 65+ who live in care homes have received the first dose.

In North Yorkshire, there were 174 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 24,395  – an infection rate of 3,947.1 cases per 100K.

There are 1,528 cases in Ryedale (up ten), 3,873 in Selby (up 27), 6,268 in Harrogate (up 45), 3,429 in Hambleton (up 44), 4,839 in Scarborough (up 28), 2,079 in Richmondshire (up 11) and 2,379 in Craven (up nine).

There were four more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 455 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,583,907 (3,543,646)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 40,261 (37,892)
• Total number UK deaths: 95,981 (94,580)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,401 (1,290)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,542 (10,466)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 24,395 (24,221)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,427 (14,368)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 5,383,103 as of 21 January (4,973,248)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 466,796 as of 21 January (464,036)
  

A further 92 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Thursday, 21 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,466 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,969.2 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 744 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 456 (-38%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 407.8 new cases per 100,000 people (859 cases in the week to 17 January). That’s down from 603.5 in the previous seven days (1,271 cases in the week to 10 January).

The English national average is 484, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 257.3`.

There have been seven more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 27 in the last seven days (up eight / 42.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 16 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 16 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 216 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 24,221  – an infection rate of 3,918.9 cases per 100K.

There are 1,518 cases in Ryedale (up 11), 3,846 in Selby (up 38), 6,223 in Harrogate (up 60), 3,385 in Hambleton (up 37), 4,811 in Scarborough (up 15), 2,068 in Richmondshire (up 29) and 2,370 in Craven (up 26).

There were ten more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 451 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,543,646 (3,505,754)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 37,892 (38,905)
• Total number UK deaths: 94,580 (93,290)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,290 (1,820)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,466 (10,374)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 24,221 (24,005)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,368 (14,245)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 4,973,248 as of 20 January (4,609,740)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 464,036 as of 20 January (460,625)
  

Another 142 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Wednesday, 20 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,232 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,925.5 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 781 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 489 (-38.5%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 423.5 new cases per 100,000 people (892 cases in the week to 16 January). That’s down from 657.1 in the previous seven days (1,384 cases in the week to 7 January).

The English national average is 497.3, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 260.3.

There have been four more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 23 in the last seven days (up four / 21.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 15 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 15 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 270 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 23,735  – an infection rate of 3,884 cases per 100K.

There are 1,507 cases in Ryedale (up 19), 3,808 in Selby (up 42), 6,163 in Harrogate (up 79), 3,348 in Hambleton (up 46), 4,796 in Scarborough (up 25), 2,039 in Richmondshire (up 23) and 2,344 in Craven (up 36).

There were seven more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 441 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,505,754 (3,466,849)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 38,905 (33,355)
• Total number UK deaths: 93,290 (91,470)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,820 (1,610)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,374 (10,232)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 24,005 (23,735)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,245 (14,123)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 4,609,740 as of 19 January (4,266,577)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 460,625 as of 18 January (456,866)
  

Another 90 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Tuesday, 19 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,232 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,858.1 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 839 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 474 (-36.1%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 450.6 new cases per 100,000 people (949 cases in the week to 15 January). That’s down from 671.8 in the previous seven days (1,415 cases in the week to 7 January).

The English national average is 506.5, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 262.6.

There have been six more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 25 in the last seven days (up 10 / 66.7%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 14 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 14 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 233 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 23,735  – an infection rate of 3,840.3 cases per 100K.

There are 1,488 cases in Ryedale (up 36), 3,766 in Selby (up 34), 6,084 in Harrogate (up 72), 3,302 in Hambleton (up 32), 4,771 in Scarborough (up 24), 2,016 in Richmondshire (up 17) and 2,308 in Craven (up 18).

There were 11 more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 434 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,466,849 (3,433,494)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 33,355 (37,535)
• Total number UK deaths: 91,470 (89,860)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,610 (599)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,232 (10,142)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 23,735 (23,502)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,123 (14,058)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 4,266,577 as of 18 January (4,062,501)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 456,866 as of 18 January (452,301)
  

A further 88 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Monday, 18 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,142 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,815.4 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 903 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 445 (-33%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 483.8 new cases per 100,000 people (1,019 cases in the week to 14 January). That’s down from 638.6 in the previous seven days (1,345 cases in the week to 7 January).

The English national average is 520.4, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 285.

There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 23 in the last seven days (up 12 / 109.1%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 13 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 13 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 216 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 23,502  – an infection rate of 3,802.6 cases per 100K.

There are 1,452 cases in Ryedale (up 11), 3,732 in Selby (up 43), 6,012 in Harrogate (up 137), 3,270 in Hambleton (up 26), 4,747 in Scarborough (up 21), 1,999 in Richmondshire (up 21) and 2,290 in Craven (up 21).

There were three more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 423 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,433,494 (3,395,959)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 37,535 (38,598)
• Total number UK deaths: 89,860 (89,261)
• Daily UK deaths: 599 (671)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,142 (10,054)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 23,502 (23,286)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 14,058 (13,992)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 4,062,501 as of 17 January (3,857,266)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 452,301 as of 17 January (449,736)
  

Another 108 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Sunday, 17 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 10,054 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,773.6 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days 943 people in York have tested positive for Covid-19 – a decrease of 450 (-32.3%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 550.8 new cases per 100,000 people. This time last week it was 618.7.

The English national average is 537.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 291.

There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 23 in the last seven days (up 13 / 130%).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 12 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 12 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 245 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 23,286  – an infection rate of 3,767.6 cases per 100K.

There are 1,441 cases in Ryedale (up 22), 3,689 in Selby (up 42), 5,875 in Harrogate (up 20), 3,244 in Hambleton (up 42), 4,726 in Scarborough (up 35), 1,978 in Richmondshire (up 25) and 2,269 in Craven (up 15).

There were five more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 420 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,395,959 (3,357,361)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 38,598 (41,346)
• Total number UK deaths: 89,261 (88,590)
• Daily UK deaths: 671 (1,295)
• Confirmed cases in York: 10,054 (9,946)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 23,286 (23,041)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 13,992 (13,922)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 3,857,266 as of 16 January (3,559,179)
• People vaccinated – 2nd dose: 449,736 as of 16 January (447,261)
  

Another 105 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Saturday, 16 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 9,946 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,722.3 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days there have been 1,045 positive Covid-19 tests in York – a decrease of 284 (-21.4%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 580.7 new cases per 100,000 people. This time last week it was 626.3.

The English national average is 561.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 295.7.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 21 in the last seven days (up 11).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 11 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 11 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 166 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 23,041  – an infection rate of 3,728 cases per 100K.

There are 1,419 cases in Ryedale (up 22), 3,647 in Selby (up 26), 5,875 in Harrogate (up 20), 3,202 in Hambleton (up 40), 4,691 in Scarborough (up 24), 1,953 in Richmondshire (up 15) and 2,254 in Craven (up 19).

There were two more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 415 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,357,361 (3,316,019)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 41,346 (55,761)
• Total number UK deaths: 88,590 (87,295)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,295 (1,280)
• Confirmed cases in York: 9,946 (9,841)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 23,041 (22,875)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 13,922 (13,846)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 3,559,179 as of 15 January (3,234,946)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 447,261 as of 15 January (443,234)
  

A further 119 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Friday, 15 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 9,841 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,672.4 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days there have been 1,116 positive Covid-19 tests in York – a decrease of 205 (-15.5%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 579.2 new cases per 100,000 people (1,220 cases in the week to 11 January). That’s down from 628.6 in the previous seven days (1,324 cases in the week to 4 January).

The English national average is 592.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 306.6.

There have been two more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 19 in the last seven days (up seven).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 10 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 10 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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Weekly data

Triage: As at 11 January there had been 317 Covid triages in the York area in the previous seven days. That’s up by 27 from the week before.

Exceedance: The PHE ‘Exceedance’ rating compares the number of new cases over a 14 day period with the previous six weeks and provides a red-amber-green rating to indicate if the trend is worsening. The rating for York is Red. It was Red last week.

Testing: As at 11 January, the seven-day positivity rate in York (Pillar 2 only) was 14.62%. That’s up from 13.74% last week. The national and regional averages are 15.5% and 10.5% respectively.

Contact tracing: Since 28 May, 8,673 laboratory-confirmed Covid cases in York have been uploaded into the NHS Test and Trace system and 7,747 of the cases have been completed (89.3%). Altogether 21,364 contacts have been identified and 15,398 of these have been traced (72.1%).

Cases in care homes: As at 14 January, there were 15 care homes in the York area with at least one case of Covid-19 affecting either a staff member or resident. The latest outbreak – ie two or more cases – was reported in two homes on 13 January.

Cases in schools: In the seven days up to 10 January there were 95 children of primary and secondary school age who tested positive (across 38 different schools).

Deaths: In the ONS data up to 25 December, 230 coronavirus-related deaths were recorded as having occurred for York residents (120 in hospital, 91 in care homes, 13 at home and six in a hospice). That is 12 more – 11 in hospital and one at home – than the previous week. The number of deaths per 100,000 of population in York is 109.2, which is lower than the national average of 135.6.

Covid bed occupancy: As at 13 January, there were 121 confirmed Covid-19 patients in General and Acute beds at York Hospital. There were five confirmed Covid-19 patients in the Intensive Treatment Unit.

In North Yorkshire, there were 288 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 22,875  – an infection rate of 3,701.1 cases per 100K.

There are 1,397 cases in Ryedale (up 22), 3,621 in Selby (up 46), 5,855 in Harrogate (up 84), 3,162 in Hambleton (up 48), 4,667 in Scarborough (up 34), 1,938 in Richmondshire (up 22) and 2,235 in Craven (up 32).

There was one more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

That takes the total to 413 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,316,019 (3,260,258)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 55,761 (48,682)
• Total number UK deaths: 87,295 (86,015)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,280 (1,248)
• Confirmed cases in York: 9,841 (9,722)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 22,875 (22,587)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 13,846 (13,749)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 3,234,946 as of 14 January
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 443,234 as of 14 January
  

Here are the coronavirus figures for Thursday (14 January) – which were only updated by the government late last night.

Another 129 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York on Thursday).

It takes the cumulative total to 9,722 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,615.9 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days there have been 1,200 positive Covid-19 tests in York – a decrease of 81 (-6.3%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 657.6 new cases per 100,000 people.

The English national average is 622.3, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 318.7.

There have been three more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 19 in the last seven days (up nine).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 9 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 9 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 421 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 22,587  – an infection rate of 3,654.5 cases per 100K.

There are 1,375 cases in Ryedale (up 26), 3,575 in Selby (up 58), 5,771 in Harrogate (up 77), 3,114 in Hambleton (up 90), 4,633 in Scarborough (up 38), 1,916 in Richmondshire (up 97) and 2,203 in Craven (up 35).

There were two more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust on Thursday.

That takes the total to 412 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,260,258 (3,211,576)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 48,682 (47,525)
• Total number UK deaths: 86,015 (84,767)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,248 (1,564)
• Confirmed cases in York: 9,722 (9,593)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 22,587 (22,166)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 13,749 (13,669)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 2,918,252 as of 13 January
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 437,977 as of 13 January
  

Exactly 200 more coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Wednesday, 13 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 9,593 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,554.7 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days there have been 1,270 positive Covid-19 tests in York – a decrease of 14 (-1.1%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 656.6 new cases per 100,000 people (1,383 cases in the week to 9 January). That’s up from 533.2 in the previous seven days (1,123 cases in the week to 2 January).

The English national average is 654.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 333.8.

There have been six more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 19 in the last seven days (up ten).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 8 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 8 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 463 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 22,166  – an infection rate of 3,586.4 cases per 100K.

There are 1,349 cases in Ryedale (up 45), 3,517 in Selby (up 44), 5,694 in Harrogate (up 145), 3,024 in Hambleton (up 79), 4,595 in Scarborough (up 78), 1,819 in Richmondshire (up 34) and 2,168 in Craven (up 38).

There were five more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust today.

That takes the total to 410 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,211,576 (3,164,051)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 47,525 (45,533)
• Total number UK deaths: 84,767 (83,203)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,564 (1,243)
• Confirmed cases in York: 9,593 (9,393)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 22,166 (21,703)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 13,669 (13,540)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 2,639,309 as of 12 January
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 428,232 as of 12 January

A further 154 coronavirus cases were confirmed in York today (Tuesday, 12 January).

It takes the cumulative total to 9,393 – giving an overall infection rate of 4,459.7 cases per 100,000 people.

In the last seven days there have been 1,313 positive Covid-19 tests in York – an increase of 123 (10.3%) week on week.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 670.4 new cases per 100,000 people (1,412 cases in the week to 8 January). That’s up from 496.6 in the previous seven days (1,046 cases in the week to 1 January).

The English national average is 629.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 322.8.

There have been four more coronavirus-related deaths in the York council area, and 15 in the last seven days (up five).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 7 January:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 7 January

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

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In North Yorkshire, there were 258 new coronavirus cases today, taking the cumulative total to 21,703  – an infection rate of 3,511.5 cases per 100K.

There are 1,304 cases in Ryedale (up 15), 3,473 in Selby (up 40), 5,549 in Harrogate (up 70), 2,945 in Hambleton (up 33), 4,517 in Scarborough (up 38), 1,785 in Richmondshire (up 27) and 2,130 in Craven (up 35).

There were four more coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust today.

That takes the total to 405 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

Here are the updated figures (yesterday’s numbers in brackets):

• Total of people tested positive in the UK: 3,164,051 (3,118,518)
• Daily total of people tested positive: 45,533 (46,169)
• Total number UK deaths: 83,203 (81,960)
• Daily UK deaths: 1,243 (529)
• Confirmed cases in York: 9,393 (9,239)
• Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire: 21,703 (21,445)
• Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire: 13,540 (13,444)
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 2,431,648 as of 11 January
• People vaccinated – 1st dose: 412,167 as of 11 January