COVID-19 UK - NHS Areas listed from worst to least concern

March 31st figures

1	Southwark		764	43		Tayside	1944		85	Lothian		3337	127		Kirklees	5223
2	Lambeth		780	44		Salford	2003		86	Rotherham		3393	128		Leeds	5261
3	Shetland		793	45		Havering	2030		87	Coventry		3396	129		Plymouth	5262
4	Harrow		828	46		Slough	2043		88	Oxfordshire		3472	130		North Somerset	5348
5	Brent		861	47		Sandwell	2072		89	Worcestershire		3483	131		Herefordshire, County of	5489
6	Kensington and Chelsea		868	48		Ayrshire and Arran	2089		90	Warwickshire		3547	132		Doncaster	5545
7	Westminster		949	49		Derby	2108		91	Knowsley		3561	133		Peterborough	5584
8	Wandsworth		969	50		Greater Glasgow and Clyde	2148		92	Medway		3562	134		Reading	5628
9	Aneurin Bevan Health Board		1002	51		Dudley	2152		93	Central Bedfordshire		3636	135		Powys	5759
10	Ealing		1079	52		Oldham	2182		94	Buckinghamshire		3674	136		Bracknell Forest	5794
11	Hammersmith and Fulham		1104	53		Liverpool	2280		95	West Berkshire		3687	137		West Sussex	5882
11	Lewisham		1104	54		Swansea Bay	2332		96	Shropshire		3768	138		Bolton	5945
13	Merton		1109	55		Forth Valley	2336		97	Torbay		3772	139		Wiltshire	6001
14	Croydon		1120	56		Cwm Taf Morgannwg	2356		98	Sefton		3773	140		Norfolk	6106
15	Bromley		1122	57		Hampshire	2427		99	Nottinghamshire		3776	141		Cheshire West and Chester	6306
16	Waltham Forest		1203	58		Barnsley	2452		100	Lancashire		3866	142		Highland	6310
17	Newham		1227	59		Trafford	2462		101	Essex		3889	143		Suffolk	6539
18	Sheffield		1292	60		Rochdale	2472		102	Leicester		3991	144		Warrington	6548
19	Hackney and City of London		1313	61		Luton	2490		103	Gloucestershire		4061	145		York	6559
19	Cumbria		1313	62		Milton Keynes	2534		104	Kent		4096	146		Devon	6573
21	Cardiff and Vale		1324	63		Bury	2640		105	Hywel Dda		4102	147		Brighton and Hove	6600
22	Hounslow		1389	64		Lanarkshire	2702		106	Leicestershire		4107	148		Darlington	6660
23	Tower Hamlets		1412	65		North Tyneside	2710		107	Stockton-on-Tees		4196	149		Bradford	6715
24	Greenwich		1431	66		Portsmouth	2758		108	Northumberland		4214	150		Grampian	6797
25	Wolverhampton		1432	67		Bedford	2860		109	South Gloucestershire		4282	151		Stoke-on-Trent	6914
26	Hillingdon		1458	68		Stockport	2889		110	Manchester		4346	152		Dorset	6972
27	Islington		1485	69		St. Helens	2952		111	County Durham		4392	153		Cornwall and Isles of Scilly	6987
28	Newcastle upon Tyne		1494	70		Sunderland	2983		112	Northamptonshire		4398	154		Wokingham	6999
29	Borders		1497	71		Hertfordshire	2991		113	Telford and Wrekin		4445	155		Lincolnshire	7268
30	Richmond upon Thames		1601	72		Barnet	3016		114	Bristol, City of		4499	156		Blackburn with Darwen	7447
31	Walsall		1610	73		Surrey	3075		115	South Tyneside		4553	157		East Sussex	7597
32	Dumfries and Galloway		1617	74		Windsor and Maidenhead	3080		116	Halton		4633	158		North East Lincolnshire	7611
33	Haringey		1681	75		Derbyshire	3098		117	Southend-on-Sea		4679	159		Swindon	7655
34	Barking and Dagenham		1696	76		Staffordshire	3115		118	Wirral		4685	160		Blackpool	7739
35	Redbridge		1717	77		Gateshead	3116		119	Bath and North East Somerset		4686	161		Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole	7760
36	Birmingham		1756	78		Redcar and Cleveland	3179		120	Calderdale		4775	162		Hartlepool	7770
37	Kingston upon Thames		1772	79		Middlesbrough	3194		121	Wakefield		4792	163		Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board	8121
38	Sutton		1778	80		Thurrock	3195		122	Fife		4894	164		East Riding of Yorkshire	8937
39	Bexley		1805	81		Northern Ireland	3211		123	Wigan		5017	165		North Lincolnshire	10118
40	Camden		1834	82		Tameside	3264		124	North Yorkshire		5037	166		Somerset	10359
41	Solihull		1837	83		Nottingham	3311		125	Cambridgeshire		5050	167		Isle of Wight	10888
42	Enfield		1919	84		Southampton	3326		126	Cheshire East		5146	168		Rutland	13232
													169		Kingston upon Hull, City of	23695

Shetland a bit odd 

Hull  was the last town in the UK to confirm a case  ...i remember reading a while back .
In the earliest days it was just effecting the  richer parts by and large   ie ...ski tourists,world travelers and businessmen .

Blackburn for me is the weirdest of all ....  by now i'd have expected that to be roaring up the charts with gusto

Just starting to hit midlands Birminghams the one to keep an eye on,if it spreads the north could be a month away..

Excellent and highly informative table tobermory.  Thanks.

Agree with Gig - Brum gonna get hit hard.

Don't you need to know how many in each area have been tested ? ...and then what categories of people have been tested ?

Something not right with these figs, a lot of London Burroughs are in the least concern category, yet London has a 1/3rd of all cases.

It is 1 person out of every 764 that lives there has tested positive.

good numbers for wolverhampton, thanks god!

Is it meaningless ? I don't know.

Clearly there is huge variation between particular areas so far.

I'd have thought if the lockdown was working then these areas should stay fairly constant in their position in the table. If the areas start to align the it would appear the lockdown measures were futile.

Re the testing it is not clear to me that a positive test and a case are the same thing.

Tayside say they tested 1,000 of their NHS staff and 70% were cleared for work.

This article....

https://www.eveningtelegraph.co.uk/fp/three-in-10-test-positive-for-coronavirus-at-nhs-tayside-testing-centre/


.....says therefore 30% tested positive. But only 214 cases have been confirmed for Tayside ( not 300+ ). I am guessing that the 30% off work may have been due to reasons other than testing positive and the journalist messed up.

house prices rocketing in Hull as we speak 

Hulk

Most would sooner roll the dice than que up to get to Hull.

I will take 146th out of 169
Especially as i used to live in Islington

Apocalyptic figured from Barnet today. From 130 cases to 468. Jumps from 72nd to 7th

tbh I was wondering why it was down that low. It doesn't seem to be 2 days figures added though as they updated the previous 2 days.

Reading also had a big leap.

It's not unusual to see my city bottom of a table, however this is one I'm happy with.

There are many here who think this virus was here before Christmas. I know lots of my clients were ill but I don't know of any deaths, so I think it was just a normal bug.

Lets hope this nightmare ends soon.

Seems fairly safe by now to say that there is no obvious spike linked to the Cheltenham Festival.  If anything, Gloucestershire is doing better than most similar boroughs.  Also it was particularly windy at Cheltenham this year and that maybe helped

Pretty easy to link the regional numbers first to major airports, and then to the rail and tube services (all still open of course).  London hit hardest of course with loads of airports and now hitting the commuter belt.  For example on the GWR line.  Heading east to west: Ealing (next to LHR) 11, Slough 26, Maidenhead 55, Reading 70 - all on the rise

A good proportion of Cheltenham crowd are locals,and as for it being a **** how can you comment...probably couldn't get served your alcohol fix quick enough

"stereophonics Shocked    ...total idiots  ...wtf were they thinking ? "

Intersting. One of my favourite songs by them is "1000 trees" which is intself a metaphor but the chorus is how it just takes one tiny bit of a tree, a match, to start a fire, that burns 1000s trees down.

"Only takes one match to burn, a thousand trees"

IT's not like the metaphor of something starting small and spreading to cause devastation in a large body is something that aren't familiar with..

tobermoray.

Where are you accessing these figures from. please? 

And can you please supply a LINK -

- as I have trawled the Web and cannot get anything to activate.

Thanks