Newark covid infection rates worse than UK average, GOV UK data reveals
Coronavirus infection rates in Newark are worse than the UK average, data has revealed.
Most other Advertiser areas also have case rates higher than the UK average over the last seven-day period.
Case rates are shown per 100,000 people for the seven-day period ending April 21. This is calculated by dividing the seven-day total by the area population and multiplying by 100,000, which makes it easier to compare cases across areas of different population size.
The UK's case rate per 100,000 people currently stands at 226.2.
See area-by-area case rates below.
Newark North
Total cases, 32
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -4 cases (-11.1%)
Case rate per 100,000 people, 257.1
Newark South West
Total cases, 24
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -9 (-27.3%)
Case rate, 286.8
Newark South East
Total cases, 23
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -22 (-48.9%)
Case rate, 232.9
Ancaster, Caythorpe & Claypole
Total cases, 14
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -16 (-53.3%)
Case rate, 193.6
Balderton
Total cases, 13
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -13 (-50.0%)
Case rate, 127.9
Bilsthorpe & Farnsfield
Total cases, 18
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -19 (-51.4%)
Case rate, 191.3
Bingham
Total cases, 37
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -17 (-31.5%)
Case rate, 357.5
Bottesford, Harby & Croxton Kerrial
Total cases, 17
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -20 (-54.1%)
Case rate, 175.0
Burton Joyce & Lambley
Total cases, 26
The rate has increased relative to the previous week, +6 (30.0%)
Case rate, 407.9
Calverton & Woodborough
Total cases, 20
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -15 (-42.9%)
Case rate, 213.3
Cotgrave
Total cases, 23
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -1 (-4.2%)
Case rate, 277.1
Cropwell Bishop, Kinoulton & Upper Broughton
Total cases, 12
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -15 (-55.6%)
Case rate, 206.8
East Bridgford & Aslockton
Total cases, 18
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -12 (-40.0%)
Case rate, 243.0
Edwinstowe & Clipstone
Total cases, 20
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -18 (-47.4%)
Case rate, 179.7
Fernwood, Farndon & Fiskerton
Total cases, 29
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -7 (-19.4%)
Case rate, 308.8
Long Bennington, Allington & Barrowby
Total cases, 17
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -12 (-41.4%)
Case rate, 186.9
Lowdham, Bleasby & Gunthorpe
Total cases, 9
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -6 (-40.0%)
Case rate, 133.0
Muskham, Sutton-on-Trent & Walesby
Total cases, 12
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -11 (-47.8%)
Case rate, 152.4
Navenby, Harmston & Brant Broughton
Total cases, 15
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -15 (-50.0%)
Case rate, 217.3
Radcliffe & Shelford
Total cases, 22
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -24 (-52.2%)
Case rate, 233.1
Skellingthorpe, Witham & Bassingham
Total cases, 43
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -26 (-37.7%)
Case rate, 300.2
Southwell
Total cases, 8
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -17 (-68.0%)
Case rate, 107.3
Tuxford, Markham & Rampton
Total cases, 19
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -13 (-40.6%)
Case rate, 201.4
Winthorpe, Coddington & Collingham
Total cases, 20
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week, -10 (-33.3%)
Case rate, 261.4
