Here's a breakdown of the latest Covid figures for the individual areas in and around Leamington, Warwick and Kenilworth
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The Warwick district saw a 25 per cent increase in Covid cases - but the district is is still under the national average.
The ward of Leamington West and Milverton now has the highest Covid rate per 100,000 people in the Warwick district.
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Hide AdAll areas of the district are still below the national average apart from Leamington West and Milverton, which has a rolling rate of 538.8 positive cases per 100,000 people.
The figures are based on Government figures for the seven days up to January 6.
Overall, the Warwick district still has a relatively low rate - 383.3 per 100,000 people - but the numbers increased by 25 per cent as we enter the second week of the latest lockdown.
The largest percentage increases were in Kenilworth South (76.9%) and Whitnash (71%).
Here are the figures for the individual areas.
The figures cover the seven days up to January 6.
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OVERALL
Warwick district
Seven days to 06 January 2021
Total cases: 551
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 112 (25.5%)
Rolling rate: 383.3
Warwickshire
Total cases: 2,385
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 366 (18.1%)
Rolling rate: 412.7
LEAMINGTON, LILLINGTON AND WHITNASH
Leamington East & Sydenham
Total cases: 36
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 2 (5.9%)
Rolling rate: 324.9
Leamington Central & North
Total cases: 48
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Hide AdThe rate has increased relative to the previous week by 17 (54.8%)
Rolling rate: 350.9
Leamington West & Milverton
Total cases: 52
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 9 (20.9%)
Rolling rate: 538.8 (above the national average)
Leamington Brunswick
Total cases: 44
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 16 (57.1%)
Rolling rate: 402.3
Lillington
Total cases: 19
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 2 (11.8%)
Rolling rate: 346.8
Whitnash
Total cases: 53
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Hide AdThe rate has increased relative to the previous week by 22 (71.0%)
Rolling rate: 540.0
WARWICK
Warwick South East, Myton & Heathcote
Total cases: 49
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week by 1 (-2.0%)
Rolling rate: 421.3
Warwick South West & Aylesford
Total cases: 40
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 4 (11.1%)
Rolling rate: 317.8
Warwick North
Total cases: 23
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 1 (4.5%)
Rolling rate: 273.5
KENILWORTH
Kenilworth West
Total cases: 31
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Rolling rate: 416.2
Kenilworth East
Total cases: 30
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 6 (25.0%)
Rolling rate: 373.8
Kenilworth South
Total cases: 23
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 10 (76.9%)
Rolling rate: 322.1
RURAL AREAS
Cubbington, Stoneleigh & Radford Semele
Total cases: 42
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 13 (44.8%)
Rolling rate: 324.9
Bishops Tachbrook, Barford & Hatton Park
Total cases: 33
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Hide AdThe rate has increased relative to the previous week by 8 (32.0%)
Rolling rate: 339.9
Wellesbourne & Snitterfield
Total cases: 16
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week by 7 (-30.4%)
Rolling rate: 160.1
Henley-in-Arden & Claverdon
Total cases: 37
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 4 (12.1%)
Rolling rate: 545.7 (above the national average)
Kingswood & Leek Wootton
Total cases: 28
The rate has decreased relative to the previous week by 4 (-12.5%)
Rolling rate: 534.4
Balsall Common
Total cases: 21
The rate has increased relative to the previous week by 5 (31.2%)
Rolling rate: 251.3