Latest data from Public Health England based on positive virus tests in hospitals and in the community in the week to February 11, shows there are a dozen neighbourhoods in the city where cases are going up.
Infections jumped by 150 percent in one area of Sheffield according to the most recent figures, even though national lockdown restrictions are still in place aimed at slowing the spread of the virus.
To find out where the Sheffield areas with rising Covid-19 cases are located, read the article below.
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5. Crookes
Crookes had seven new Covid-19 infections, up by two from the week before in the week ending February 11. Infections spiked by 40% in the most recent period. Photo: Google
6. Lower Stannington
In the seven days to February 11, Lower Stannington had 14 new coronavirus infections, a rise of four from the previous week. Overall, cases spiked by 40% in the most recently recorded period. Photo: Google
7. Parson Cross
There were 33 more residents in the Parson Cross area who tested positive for coronavirus in the week ending February 11 - up by nine from the last recorded period. Cases increased a total of 37.5%. Photo: Google
8. Sheffield Lane Top and Longley Park
Sheffield Lane Top and Longley Park had 22 new virus cases in the week to February 11 - a rise of five from the week before. Infections spiked by 29.4% overall. Photo: Google