New data from Public Health England reveals the areas of Chesterfield with the most new cases of Covid-19 between October 4 to October 10, after it was revealed the town along with North East Derbyshire would move from Tier 1 alert level to Tier 2- high.
PHE released a new interactive map, which is made up of lab confirmed positive coronavirus cases that were reported using pillar one and pillar two of the government’s testing programme by NHS hospitals and as part of swab testing for the wider population.
The 10 neighbourhoods below have been worst hit by Covid-19 in the last week.
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1. HASLAND AND SPITAL- 25 CASES
This remains Chesterfield's worst affected area with 25 cases recorded from October 4 -10. Photo: Google Maps
2. NORTH WINGFIELD AND PILSLEY- 25 CASES
Now on par with Hasland, this area recorded 25 cases in the last week. Photo: Google Maps
3. DRONFIELD TOWN AND UNSTONE- 22 CASES
Cases are beginning to rise in Dronfield Town, with 22 cases recorded from October 4 - 10. Photo: Google Maps
4. ASHGATE AND BROCKWELL- 20 CASES
Cases are rising in Ashgate and Brockwell, where 20 cases were recorded from October 4 - 10. Photo: Google Maps