The latest figures show that during the week ending March 15 – the latest date for which reliable figures are available – 610 new confirmed cases were recorded across the city.
That gives a weekly rate of 104.3 new cases per 100,000 people, which is up slightly from 84.3 the previous week.
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Sheffield’s weekly case rate is now the 30th highest out of 315 local authorities across England, though it remains the lowest in South Yorkshire.
While the number of new cases in some parts of Sheffield are still falling, government statistics show there are 14 neighbourhoods across the city where the number of new cases has more than doubled in the latest week compared to the previous seven days.
Here are all the areas of Sheffield where the number of cases during the week ending March 14 – the latest date for which such localised data has been published – is more than 100 per cent higher than for the seven days to March 7.
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1. Meersbrook
There were eight new confirmed Covid cases in Meersbrook during the week ending March 14, a 300 per cent rise from the previous week
Photo: Chris Hallam
2. Sheffield Lane Top and Longley Park
There were 10 new confirmed Covid cases in Sheffield Lane Top and Longley Park during the week ending March 14, a 233.3 per cent rise from the previous week
Photo: Google
3. Upper Stannington and Loxley
There were 10 new confirmed Covid cases in Upper Stannington and Loxley during the week ending March 14, a 233.3 per cent rise from the previous week
Photo: Google
4. Darnall
There were 16 new confirmed Covid cases in Darnall during the week ending March 14, a 220 per cent rise from the previous week
Photo: Google