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COIVD-19 Weekly Statistics COVID-19 Snapshot As of 16th December 2020 (data reported up to 13th December 2020) Population 173,292 Percentage of individuals that Total individuals tested Total COVID-19 cases tested positive (positivity) 52,836 30.5% of population 3,995 7.6% Individuals tested in the last Covid-19 cases in the Test positivity in the last 7 days last 7 days 7 days direction of direction of direction of travel travel travel 2,879 +918 457 +228 15.9% +4.2% Direction of travel compares current snapshot against previous snapshot key: Increasing l no change decreasing Number of COVID-19 cases All cases by Last 7 days by by week age and gender age and gender CASES DEATHS FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE 500 450 90+ 90+ 400 350 80 to 89 80 to 89 300 70 to 79 70 to 79 250 60 to 69 60 to 69 200 50 to 59 50 to 59 150 100 40 to 49 40 to 49 50 30 to 39 30 to 39 0 20 to 29 20 to 29 10 to 19 10 to 19 0 to 9 0 to 9 480 240 0 240 480 80 40 0 40 80 06 Jul-12 Jul 20 Jul-26 Jul 12 Oct-18 Oct 13 Apr-19 Apr 08 Jun-14 Jun 22 Jun-28 Jun 30 Mar-05 Apr 26 Oct-01 Nov 28 Sep-04 Oct 02 Mar-08 Mar 16 Mar-22 Mar 27 Apr-03 May 09 Nov-15 Nov 23 Nov-29 Nov 07 Dec-13 Dec 03 Aug-09 Aug 17 Aug-23 Aug 31 Aug-06 Sep 14 Sep-20 Sep 25 May-31 May 11 May-17 May only age groups with more than two cases will be shown Most affected wards in the Hospital patients with COVID-19 last 7 days Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Number of cases 120 Castle 50 90 Cauldwell 31 60 Great Barford 27 30 Bromham and Biddenham 26 Harpur 26 0 Queens Park 25 Kingsbrook 23 Newnham 22 27 Jul-02 Aug 05 Oct-11 Oct 12 Oct-18 Oct 19 Oct-25 Oct 28 Sep-04 Oct 26 Oct-01 Nov 02 Nov-08 Nov 09 Nov-15 Nov 16 Nov-22 Nov 23 Nov-29 Nov 30 Nov-06 Dec 07 Dec-13 Dec 10 Aug-16 Aug 17 Aug-23 Aug 24 Aug-30 Aug 31 Aug-06 Sep 07 Sep-13 Sep 14 Sep-20 Sep 21 Sep-27 Sep Sharnbrook 22 03 Aug-09 Aug Putnoe 21 The maximum daily number of inpatients with COVID-19 Kempston Central and East 19 each week (combined figures for the Bedford and Luton & Kempston Rural 17 Dunstable hospital sites) De Parys 15 Harrold 15 Brickhill 14 Number of weekly positive Clapham 14 Eastcotts 13 cases per 100,000 population Wilshamstead 13 Wyboston 13 Previous Last Kempston West 12 7 day 7 days Direction of Elstow and Stewartby 11 snapshot travel 10 7-Dec - 13-Dec Goldington 30-Nov - 6-Dec Kempston North 5 Oakley 5 Wootton 4 +131.6 Kempston South 3 132.1 263.7 only wards with more than two cases will be shown rates based on ONS mid year population 2019 Total deaths registered Deaths registered Direction of travel involving COVID-19 since involving COVID-19 (compared to previous 7 days) 1st January 2020 28-Nov to 4-Dec 217 6 -2 (current snapshot against previous snapshot) Please note: numbers in recent days may rise, reflecting diagnostic and reporting turnaround time. All detail within this report is the latest data available prior to publishing (16/12/2020). Week-to- week comparisons are based on the data available at the time each snapshot was published. Produced by: Bedford Borough Council, Central Bedfordshire Council and Milton Keynes Council Public Health Evidence and Intelligence Team - J Phillips. Source: Public Health England (PHE), Office for National Statistics (ONS), NHS England..
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