Latest COVID-19 figures for Cheshire East

These are the most recent data from the Cheshire and Merseyside Directors of Public Health 7 and 14 day daily dashboard.

Using data from 13 June 2021, there have been:

• 438 cases in the previous 7 days
• 437 cases in the prior 7 days (up to 03 June)
• 114 cases per 100,000 population in the previous 7 days
• 78 cases in England per 100,000 in the previous 7 days

Data delays means rates later than this are inaccurate. Local rates match PHE calculations.

The current estimate for the R number in the North West is 1.3 – 1.5 This means that, on average, 10 infected people will transmit the infection to 10 to 15 other people.

It isn’t possible to measure the R number directly, so various information sources are used to estimate it. We show estimates at the regional level here as we have more confidence in them than estimates for smaller geographical areas such as Cheshire East.

For a detailed description of what the R number means and how it is calculated see the government guidance page.

The latest incidence rate of COVID-19 cases as shown in the graph (as at 2nd June, 2021), reveals that after an increase in the rate of cases in late May 2021, there has been a continuous rise in the rate of new COVID-19 cases in Cheshire East.

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the most recent week can be shown in the map below. There is also an interactive map showing the number and rate of cases in your local area. You can search this using your postcode to see the situation in your local area.

 

We ask all of our residents to continue to protect themselves and others by maintaining social distancing. Think Hands, Face, Space.