The latest available data from the government health body reveals that no fewer than 15 neighbourhoods in the city registered 13 or more new Covid-19 cases between 20 and 26 September.
In three areas of Sheffield, there were at least 20 new positive cases reported via hospitals and swab testing in the community by September 28.
The city remains an ‘area of concern’ on the Government’s coronavirus watchlist – which seeks to identify and monitor areas with higher rates of infection.
The below 15 neighbourhoods have been worst-affected by the virus.
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1. Broomhill and Lower Crookesmoor
There were 21 new coronavirus cases in Broomhill and Lower Crookesmoor between 20 and 26 September according to Public Health England. Photo: Chris Etchells
2. Broomhall
A total of 20 more people contracted the virus in Broomhall last week. Photo: Google
3. Nether Edge
There were 20 more people who contracted the virus in Nether Edge. Photo: Google
4. Sharrow
In Sharrow, 18 more people tested positive for Covid-19 between 20 and 26 September. Photo: Google