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COVID19 Dashboard Mk4a.Pub Coronavirus Update ‐ LEEDS Report ‐ 16 November 2020 Daily Confirmed Coronavirus Cases in Leeds Targeted tesng only < > Mass tesng available (7 Day Rolling Average) Source : coronavirus.data.gov.uk make redundancies. Again, this is parcularly true the were 35,640 people claiming Out of Work Headlines for Leeds for businesses whose trade has been most Benefits (6.9%), slightly above regional (6.5%) and severely curtailed. naonal rates (6.3%). The naonal economy grew by 15.5% in the third quarter to September, with most sectors of the The introducon of ered local restricons in The latest 7 day average rate per 100,000 economy experiencing some recovery. However, October impacted on Leeds City Centre with reported for Leeds is 441.5 per 100,000 (442.6 a growth has slowed again and remains well below fooall at 51% of 2019 levels at weekends and week before). The latest regional average is 441.4 its pre‐pandemic peak. This latest GDP data is 69% at weekdays, indicang that while some (394.7 a week before) whilst the latest naonal from before the new restricons came into effect. commuters connue to come to the city centre average is 243.8 (226.4 a week before). weekend leisure trips are decreasing. These Recent business intelligence confirms that the trends have remained fairly constant with the new naonal restricons, and lead up to them, are introducon of the new naonal having an impact on businesses, with a return to restricons. Levels of bus and rail use saw surge the furlough scheme, parcularly by those in use in the days before the new restricons, businesses in or supporng hospitality. Businesses then a marked reducon in use as they started. are also concerned that the financial support on offer will not be sufficient to meet costs during the There has been lile change in Out of Work latest restricons and may have no choice but to Benefit claimants in recent months, since the doubling of claimants in April 2020. In October, Leeds is currently recorded the following figures 441.8 New Cases 242 Current Cases 864 Registered Deaths recorded daily in Leeds Reported across 39 Care That menon Covid‐19, an (7 day rolling average) Homes in Leeds increase of 106 over last 14 days 49% Fooall 458 Covid‐19 related 31.5 µg m‐3 In Leeds City centre in Incidents reported to West Nitrogen Dioxide levels. comparison to 2019 Yorkshire Police in last 7 days Below UK target of 40µg m‐3 Coronavirus Update ‐ LEEDS Report ‐ 16 November 2020 Health and Social Care Impact & Recovery 441.5 242 302 73 Cases rate Current Cases Covid‐19 Beds Registered Deaths per 100,000 people Reported acve in Currently occupied at That menon Covid‐19 (7 day rolling average) 39 Leeds care homes LTHT hospitals over the last 14 days Health Summary New Covid19 Admissions and Inpaents Infecon Rates (16th November) The latest 7 day average rate per 100,000 reported All Hospital Admissions for Leeds is 441.5 per 100,000 (442.6 a week before). All Hospital Inpaents Diagnosed The latest regional average is 441.4 (394.7 a week before) whilst the latest naonal average is 243.8 (226.4 a week before). The latest 7 day posivity for Leeds is 15.9% (down from 17.1% this me last week). Covid‐19 Cases AS of the 15th November, The number of paents in COVID occupied beds at LTHT this week is 302 COVID posive paents, up slightly from 270 at this me Covid19 Cases in Care Homes last week. LYPFT has 6 COVID posive paents in a bed this week. Total Care Home COVID Cases This week has seen 263 posive COVID tests carried Care Homes with 1 or more case out within LTHT (up from 202 last week); 223 aributed to inpaents and 40 aributed to new admissions. LYPFT had 6 posive COVID tests in the last week (up from 2 last week) all case were aributed to inpaents. There are currently 23 posive COVID paents in a HDU/ITU bed in LTHT, up from 12 this me last week. Care Homes In total there are 242 acve Covid19 case declared in Confirmed Covid19 Bed Occupancy 39 Care Homes in Leeds. These figures have seen a large increase over the last week. LTHT Bed Registered Deaths in Leeds LYPFT Bed As of 30 October 2020, a total of 864 COVID‐19 related deaths had been registered by Leeds Registrars Office. The number of deaths registered where COVID‐19 was menoned on the death cerficate has increased slightly in recent weeks, with 73 Covid‐19 deaths recorded in the last 14 days (at me of publicaon). This is sll considerably lower than late May when over 200 Deaths were recorded over a two week period Deaths registered with LCC that menon Covid19 Capacity Current capacity in LTHT and MYHT hospital based mortuaries is at 45%. This is a reducon from 7 days ago when it was recorded at 60%. Sources: Coronovirus.gov.uk ‐ 15/11/20 Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust ‐ 16/11/20 Hospitals Hospice Home Care Home Cumulave Deaths Leeds Registrars Office ‐ 13/11/20 Coronavirus Update ‐ LEEDS Report ‐ 16 November 2020 Cizens & Community 458 399 87% 465 Covid‐19 Domesc Aendance Self‐Isolaon Related incidents Incidents recorded over of pupils in Support payment recorded over last 7 days last 7 days Leeds Schools applicaons approved Cizens & Community Summary Crimes and Incidents Incidents and Crimes Overview There have been slight reducons in total crime reported although general trends are not expected to change significantly Volumes of reported ASB incidents, especially relang to fireworks, are expected to reduce following bonfire period. COVID related calls are expected to connue at higher levels during the current restricons. Children & Educaon Recorded Crimes Covid Incident (Concern) Domesc Incidents Hate Incidents Last week, 237 (86.1%) schools submied data to the DfE at least once during the week. Aendance Percentage of Pupils on Roll Aending School increased in the week following the half‐term break with 87 per cent aending on Wednesday 5th November. There was a steady decrease the following week with average daily aendance at 80 Half‐Term per cent, compared to 82 per cent in the previous week. Pupils absent due to covid exposure increased Break from 6.5 per cent on the first day back from half term, to 10.8 per cent on Friday 13th November. Self Isolaon Payments Starng on 28th September, persons that are required to self‐isolate who are on lower incomes, cannot work from home and have lost income as a Self Isolaon Payments (accumulave) result, can apply for a support payment of up to £500. In the last 7 days Leeds has received 313 new applicaons, averaging 45 claims per day or 63 claims per working day. This is an increase of 10 applicaons per day compared to last week. 30.8% Welfare Support 32.9% In the previous week there were 929 calls recorded to the Local Welfare Support Service’s (LWSS) 36.2% Helpline, with a 94% answer rate. Informaon on the support provided will appear in future reports. Waste Management & Recycling Total Applicaons Successful Unsuccessful Awaing Assessment Tonnage of waste collected at the kerbside connues Waste and Recycling Tonnage to be higher than normal for this period. The current naonal restricons has seen tonnage raise above the already increased recent levels. Black bins are 14% up, green bins are 5% up, and brown bins are 49% up. Extra crews are being deployed where possible, but crew bubbles connue to be stood down where a staff member becomes symptomac. Sources: Safer Leeds ‐ 16/11/20 Children’s Services Leeds ‐ 16/11/20 Leeds & York Partnership NHS Foundaon Trust ‐ 16/11/20 Black Bins 2020 Green Bins 2020 Brown Bins 2020 Leeds City Council Environment Team ‐ 16/11/20 Black Bins 2019 Green Bins 2019 Brown Bins 2019 Coronavirus Update ‐ LEEDS Report ‐ 16 November 2020 Infrastructure & Supplies 73% 58% 31 500 µg m‐3 Traffic Flow Fooall Nitrogen Dioxide Thousand Compared to recorded In Leeds City centre in Levels, lower than UK Units of PPE issued traffic flow in 2019 comparison to 2019 target of 40µg m‐3 over the last 7 days Infrastructure & Supplies Summary Two‐way 24hr Traffic (5 Radials) Traffic & Pedestrian Flow Traffic Flow 2019 Traffic Flow 2020 The introducon of ered local restricons in October impacted on Leeds City Centre with fooall at 51% of 2019 levels at weekends and 69% at weekdays, indicang that while some commuters connue to come to the city centre weekend leisure trips are decreasing. These trends have remained fairly constant with the introducon of the new naonal restricons. Levels of bus and rail use saw surge in use in the days before the new restricons, then a marked reducon in use as they started. Leeds Air Quality (October 2020) Percentage of Expected Fooall The plot to the lower right shows the monthly mean Leeds City Centre Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) for all the Leeds air quality Leeds Staon Concourse monitoring sites. The effect of the lockdown earlier in the year shows a dramac reducon across all sites in Leeds and the City Centre area, since easing of measures began in May, levels of NO2 have begun to rise slightly to an average of 31 µg m‐3 in October. This indicator would normally record increased levels over the later months of the year. PPE Supplies LCC stock the levels are sll rated as good. Forward MCard purchases and Concessions orders for saniser and anbacterial wipes have MCard Purchases been placed this week.
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