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Local summary for LS9 7BG

  • See the simple summary for Harehills South, Leeds

      • Cases in Harehills SouthAvailable at MSOA level.By date of specimen in the seven days to 24 June 2022

        • Last 7 days
          6Total cases by specimen date in the 7 days to 24 June 2022
        • There has been an increase of 2(50%) compared to the previous 7 days.Change from previous 7 days (11 June 2022 - 17 June 2022)
        • Cases per 100,000 people
          68.1Rate of cases per 100,000 people by specimen date on 24 June 2022

    • People vaccinated in Harehills SouthAvailable at MSOA level.on 28 June 2022

      • 1st dose
        38.8%Percentage of population aged 12+ vaccinated (1st dose) reported on 28 June 2022
      • 2nd dose
        33.5%Percentage of population aged 12+ vaccinated (2nd dose) reported on 28 June 2022
      • 3rd dose or boosters
        15.2%Percentage of population aged 12+ vaccinated (3rd dose and boosters) reported on 28 June 2022

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  • Vaccinations

    People vaccinated in Leeds

    Available at Local authority (Lower tier) level.Up to and including 28 June 2022

    All vaccinations data in Leeds

    • Last 7 days – first dose
      25Number of people vaccinated (first dose) in the 7 days to 28 June 2022
    • Total – first dose
      606,333Total number of people vaccinated (first dose) reported on 28 June 2022
    • Last 7 days – second dose
      249Number of people vaccinated (second dose) in the 7 days to 28 June 2022
    • Total – second dose
      573,458Total number of people vaccinated (second dose) reported on 28 June 2022
    • Last 7 days – booster or third dose
      422Number of people vaccinated (booster or third dose) in the 7 days to 28 June 2022
    • Total – booster or third dose
      445,899Total number of people vaccinated (booster or third dose) reported on 28 June 2022
    Percentage of population aged 12+
    • 77.7%Percentage of population aged 12+ vaccinated (first dose) reported on 28 June 2022
      First dose
    • 73.5%Percentage of population aged 12+ vaccinated (second dose) reported on 28 June 2022
      Second dose
    • 57.2%Percentage of population aged 12+ vaccinated (booster or third dose) reported on 28 June 2022
      Booster or third dose

    All vaccinations data in Leeds

  • Deaths

    Deaths within 28 days of positive test in Leeds

    Available at Local authority (Lower tier) level.Latest data provided on

    • Last 7 days
      3Total number of deaths within 28 days of positive test in the last 7 days (18 June 2022 - 24 June 2022)
    • There has been an increase of 3(200%) compared to the previous 7 days.Change from previous 7 days (11 June 2022 - 17 June 2022)
    Rate per 100,000 people: 0.4
    7-day rolling rate by date of death as of 24 June 2022

    All deaths data in Leeds

  • Healthcare

    Patients admitted in Leeds Teaching Hospitals

    Available at Healthcare trust level.Latest data provided on

    • Last 7 days
      69Total number of patients admitted in the last 7 days (13 June 2022 - 19 June 2022)
    • There has been an increase of 10(16.9%) compared to the previous 7 days.Change from previous 7 days (6 June 2022 - 12 June 2022)

    All healthcare data in Leeds Teaching Hospitals

  • Testing

    Virus tests conducted in Leeds

    Available at Local authority (Lower tier) level.Latest data provided on

    • Last 7 days
      21,188Total number of virus tests conducted in the last 7 days (22 June 2022 - 28 June 2022)
    • There has been an increase of 3,170(17.6%) compared to the previous 7 days.Change from previous 7 days (15 June 2022 - 21 June 2022)

    All testing data in Leeds

  • Transmission

    R value in North East and Yorkshire

    Available at Healthcare region level.Latest data provided on

    • R value, estimated range
      1.1 to 1.3Reported on 24 June 2022
      About the R value

      The average number of secondary infections produced by a single infected person.

      • If R is greater than 1 the epidemic is growing.
      • If R is less than 1 the epidemic is shrinking.
      • If R is equal to 1 the total number of infections is stable.

    All transmission data in North East and Yorkshire