Sheffield along with the rest of the country faces the same tighter restrictions we saw in the spring, which will come into force on Thursday.
These new measures will see household mixing indoors and outdoors banned along with the closure of pubs, restaurants and non-essential retail.
One area of the city had 76 new positive Covid-19 cases in the last week, Public Health England data for the week ending October 27 confirmed.
The results are based on testing in hospitals and the wider community, as part of the government’s coronavirus testing programme, that were recorded by October 10.
Find out which areas of the town have been worst affected by the virus below.
Please note the images used are for illustrative purposes only and not linked to any data in this article.
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1. CRABTREE AND FIR VALE- 76 CASES
Between October 20-27, 76 new cases of the virus were recorded in this area, making it currently the worst hit area in Sheffield. Photo: Google Maps
2. BURNGREAVE AND GRIMESTHORPE- 73 CASES
There were 73 new cases of the virus in the last week. Photo: Google Maps
3. PARK HILL- 63 CASES
There 63 new cases confirmed in this area between October 20-27. Photo: Google Maps
4. CHAPELTOWN- 57 CASES
There were 57 new cases recorded in this area in the last week. Photo: Google Maps