Sheffield has now been in a lockdown for almost eight weeks - but there are still areas where Covid-19 infections are rising.
The latest figures show 34 out of 70 have seen an increase in infections in the latest seven-day period.
Here we reveal which neighbourhoods have seen the biggest rise in case rates per 100,000 people between 12/14 February and 19/21 February.
Images are used for illustrative purposes only and are not linked to data in the article.
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5. HEELEY AND NEWFIELD GREEN- 26.7% RISE IN CASES
This area is showing a percentage rise of 26.7 in cases, after 19 were recorded in the week leading up to November 15- up by four cases from the previous week. Photo: Google Maps
6. SHIRECLIFFE AND PARKWOOD SPRINGS- 22.6% RISE IN CASES
A total of 38 cases were recorded here during the week leading up to November 15, up by seven cases and showing a percentage rise of 22.6. Photo: Google Maps
7. LOWER STANNINGTON- 21.7% RISE IN CASES
A total of 28 cases were recorded here during the week leading up to November 15, up by five cases from the previous week and showing a percentage rise of 21.7. Photo: Google Maps
8. WOODHOUSE MILL- 19.4% RISE IN CASES
A total of 37 cases were recorded in this area during the week leading up to November 15, up by six cases from the previous week and showing a percentage rise of 19.4. Photo: Google Maps