COVID STATS

	27.09	5.11	19.11	5.12	2.1	7.1	21.1	28	4.2	15.2	22.2
N.Som	31	177	304	142	256	372	368	239	173	138	81
Cornw	20	47	90	25	173	324	258	176	157	81	42
Bristol	46	350	480	168	217	408	434	306	258	176	123
Chelms	41	91	150	109	878	1058	573	328	247	141	75
Exeter	283	128	168	102	147	226	244	126	61	37	73
Braintr	42	58	109	104	910	1160	552	406	303	154	81
Ply	30	150	225	63	219	221	327	208	118	63	49
IoW	10	41	78	29	253	916	647	382	226	122	50
Liverp	516	330	276	97	242	611	809	516	348	262	170
Manch		466	372	175	208	351	443	329	297	225	187
Sunderl	274	309	412	161	267	514	426	326	327	270	186
Newca	445	284	449	156	147	235	284	226	174	132	114
Swans		397	231	368	400	431	202	114	87	67	61
Cardiff		301	156	247	460	470	282	168	122	93	104
Glasgo		286	275	147	194	318	325	258	207	158	130
Aberde		41	58	61	171	279	236	148	80	50	30
Belfast		317	213	109	225	504	284	229	175	143	115
Newry		199	118	113	256	756	447	306	210	145	80
Sandf					201	320	189	226	248	71	59
W.Bod					62	287	437	387	337	262	137
Lostwit					190	308	381	349	417	63	81

The big cities seem to have high numbers still. All coming down steadily, and Johnson might have later figures as these are 6 days old. And what I call semi-rural/urban (North Somerset, Braintree, Chelmsford) and then the rural (Lostwithiel) are all quite low and have fallen by upto about 50%. But I would like to see a further 50% fall to below 20/100000. This would put us in a better position than September.

So schools will be backing 2 weeks, hopefully the numbers are way down by them. But the figures for cities are going to be crucial. We are so interconnected that being in rural commuter belt 9s still a concern.