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15 all settings deaths - so all 15 from England. That is up from 9 in England week to week.

Cases 24, 248. Up from 14, 876 last Sunday.

England up from 11, 560 last Sunday to 20, 454 today.
 
Not very good in GM either - most places up week to week.

Indeed only Bury was down by 7 to 96,

Some pretty big weekly jumps too for a few of the rest. Even Bolton up 23 wk to wk,

Manchester up 87 and Oldham 88 the worst - but even Stockport up 49.

GM is up by 23 on yesterday overall when the NW actually fell by 8. Not a huge difference but in the wrong direction,

Week to week NW up 1226 but GM only up 423 which is well below the expected 613.

Wk to wk numbers more important for trends as day to day can move about more so this is OK for GM.
 
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Cases across the regions:


Change in last 24 hrs V seven days ago



SOUTH


East UP 125 to 1451 V 692

London DOWN 313 to 2218 V 1493

South East DOWN 126 to 2432 V 1219

South West DOWN 177 to 1487 V 799









MIDLANDS



East DOWN 133 to 1471 V 744

West DOWN 14 to 2188 V 1189








NORTH



North East DOWN 171 to 2298 V 1062



Yorkshire DOWN 179 to 2557 V 1229



AND



NORTH WEST DOWN 8 to 3989 V 2763 - tiny fall and large week to week rise



Past weeks NW numbers are 2763 - 4168 - 3870 - 4856 - 4366 - 5033 - 3997 - 3989

Equivalent NW numbers a week earlier 2107 - 2441 - 2790 - 3620 - 3318 - 3440 - 3693 - 2763

GM numbers in past week 1280 - 1941- 1619 -2120 - 1895 - 2217 - 1703 - 1726

Last wk GM was 46.3% of NW numbers - today it is 43.3%)

THAT IS GOING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION,
 
Full GM details:


Total cases 1726 - UP 23 on Yesterday - from NW FALL of 8

Obviously not good but small numbers


Wk to wk UP 446 when the NW rose by 1226 So GM is doing much better here below expected rise of around 613.



BOROUGH / CASES TODAY / V YESTERDAY / V LAST WEEK



BOLTON 117 / DOWN 8 /UP 23

BURY 96/ DOWN 3 / DOWN 7

MANCHESTER 394 / UP 36 /UP 87

OLDHAM 190 / UP 28 / UP 88

ROCHDALE 153 / UP 14 / UP32

SALFORD 173 / DOWN 4 / UP 48

STOCKPORT 151 / UP 28 / UP 79

TAMESIDE 109 / DOWN 27 / UP 26

TRAFFORD 127 / DOWN 9 / UP 22

WIGAN 216 / DOWN 32 / UP 48


Bury doing the best now in GM no question. Bolton edged up a little today,

Stockport had a sudden big jump week to week but still extended by a small amount their lead over Trafford as best overall Pop Score

Manchester up week to week a lot though. And only JUST miore than Stockport,
 
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Greater Manchester

Weekly total cases:-




Bury 772, Bolton 874 , Tameside 940, Stockport 1041 , Trafford 1081 , Rochdale 1097 , Oldham 1337,
Salford 1340. Wigan 1736, Manchester 3001




Not a great day in these numbers apart from in Bury - pulling over 100 clear now,

Salford and Wigan still going up and Oldham, Rochdale and a struggling Trafford all now into four figures.

And Stockport had a pretty bad day too which took it over 1000 cases as well. Just 3 below now and Tameside not far off.
 
GM Weekly Pop Data after today:~

Borough / Pop Today / 7 days ago / up or down wk to wk/ Testing is % of local population who have tested positive for Covid over past year.

As ever with Pop going up is bad, going down good - the higher the number the better or worse depending on direction moving. The Pop is total cases in past week versus 100,000 POPulation to even out the comparison versus size and expected cases based on numbers living there.



Oldham 564 / 323 / UP 241 Testing positive 11.3%

Manchester 543 / 448 / UP 95 Testing positive 11.8%

Wigan 520 / 407 / UP 113 Testing positive 10. 7%

Salford 518 / 421 / UP 97 Testing positive 11.0%

Rochdale 493 / 321 / UP 172 Testing positive 11.2 %

Trafford 455 / 310 / UP 145 Testing positive 8.5%

Tameside 415 / 305 / UP 110 Testing positive 9.5%

Bury 405 / 347 / UP 58 Testing positive 10.8%

Stockport 354 / 240 / UP 114 Testing positive 8.5%

Bolton 304 / 272 / UP 32 Testing positive 11.9%




Some really big weekly rises and even Stockport now up wk to wk over 100. Very unusual.

It saw Oldham cut loose ahead of Manchester with the highest Pop Score in the county since last Winter,

Bury was the only place to fall today. And at present rates will overtake Stockport and close in on Bolton within days.

Bolton went up enough today to go over 300 for the first time in 3 weeks. Not what we need to see.

And the rest now are all in the 400s or 500s, Four in the 500s is not good for GM either with Salford entering there today.

Trafford case numbers remain worse than Stockport but only just today so lost only 2 on overall Pop Score to give Stockport a lead of just 40.

Stockport up 51 - which is the same as Bury today showing how actual case numbers and Pop Scores tell you different things as it effectively equivocates these two places today when you might not think that on the actual cases reported. Stockport now on 8508 but Trafford up by 53 - to 8548.

Bolton up 41 to 11, 876. Lowest rise today,

Oldham 80 to 11, 297.

Manchester up 72 - now on 11, 772. Just 104 behind claiming highest in GM from Bolton,

Rochdale up 68 on 11, 236 now falling behind the rampant rise of Oldham.

Salford rose by 67 to enter the 11K club as its 5th member - half of GM - at 11, 029.

But others are not far off.

Bury, doing much better now and rising by just 51 - now on 10, 832 - 4 days or so from becoming number 6.

Wigan up by 66 to reach 10, 665.


So just Stockport and Trafford - both in the MID 8000s for now - but they are rising too fast to be confident it will be for long - - and Tameside a rung aboveup just 49 today on 9456.

None in imminent danger of heading into the 10 K club with the rest of GM, But imminent is getting nearer these days!
 
Healdplace said:
GM Weekly Pop Data after today:~

Borough / Pop Today / 7 days ago / up or down wk to wk/ Testing is % of local population who have tested positive for Covid over past year.

As ever with Pop going up is bad, going down good - the higher the number the better or worse depending on direction moving. The Pop is total cases in past week versus 100,000 POPulation to even out the comparison versus size and expected cases based on numbers living there.



Oldham 564 / 323 / UP 241 Testing positive 11.3%

Manchester 543 / 448 / UP 95 Testing positive 11.8%

Wigan 520 / 407 / UP 113 Testing positive 10. 7%

Salford 518 / 421 / UP 97 Testing positive 11.0%

Rochdale 493 / 321 / UP 172 Testing positive 11.2 %

Trafford 455 / 310 / UP 145 Testing positive 8.5%

Tameside 415 / 305 / UP 110 Testing positive 9.5%

Bury 405 / 347 / UP 58 Testing positive 10.8%

Stockport 354 / 240 / UP 114 Testing positive 8.5%

Bolton 304 / 272 / UP 32 Testing positive 11.9%




Some really big weekly rises and even Stockport now up wk to wk over 100. Very unusual.

It saw Oldham cut loose ahead of Manchester with the highest Pop Score in the county since last Winter,

Bury was the only place to fall today. And at present rates will overtake Stockport and close in on Bolton within days.

Bolton went up enough today to go over 300 for the first time in 3 weeks. Not what we need to see.

And the rest now are all in the 400s or 500s, Four in the 500s is not good for GM either with Salford entering there today.

Trafford case numbers remain worse than Stockport but only just today so lost only 2 on overall Pop Score to give Stockport a lead of just 40.

Stockport up 51 - which is the same as Bury today showing how actual case numbers and Pop Scores tell you different things as it effectively equivocates these two places today when you might not think that on the actual cases reported. Stockport now on 8508 but Trafford up by 53 - to 8548.

Bolton up 41 to 11, 876. Lowest rise today,

Oldham 80 to 11, 297.

Manchester up 72 - now on 11, 772. Just 104 behind claiming highest in GM from Bolton,

Rochdale up 68 on 11, 236 now falling behind the rampant rise of Oldham.

Salford rose by 67 to enter the 11K club as its 5th member - half of GM - at 11, 029.

But others are not far off.

Bury, doing much better now and rising by just 51 - now on 10, 832 - 4 days or so from becoming number 6.

Wigan up by 66 to reach 10, 665.


So just Stockport and Trafford - both in the MID 8000s for now - but they are rising too fast to be confident it will be for long - - and Tameside a rung aboveup just 49 today on 9456.

None in imminent danger of heading into the 10 K club with the rest of GM, But imminent is getting nearer these days!
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how’s Kent/Dartford doing
 
As predicted a SAGE doomster doesn't want us to stop wearing masks etc, despite 50% of our population now being double jabbed.
They can't accept that the end is nigh for them, absolute scare mongering pricks who have consistently got their projections and forecasts wrong.
It's time for them to fuck off back to their laboratories.
 
GM VACCINE UPDATE:




Latest Vaccine Update by Population Percentage for 10 GM boroughs

Borough/ First Dose / Both Doses - TODAY V YESTERDAY


BOLTON 76.8% / 58.1% V 76.7 / 57.9% Up 0.3

BURY 78.0% / 58.8% V 77.9% / 58.4% Up 0.5

MANCHESTER 61.1% / 38.9% V 60.8% / 38.3% Up 0.9

OLDHAM 72.6% / 54.6% V 72.4% / 54.5% Up 0.3

ROCHDALE 74.2% / 54.6% V 74.1% / 54.2% Up 0.5

SALFORD 68.1 % / 45.6% V 67.9% / 45.4% Up 0.4

STOCKPORT 82.4% / 62.4% V 82.3% / 62.1% Up 0.4

TAMESIDE 77.9% / 59.6% V 77.6% / 59.4% Up 0.5

TRAFFORD 80.1% / 60.4% V 79.9% / 59.7% Up 0.9

WIGAN 81.6% / 61.7% V 81.5% / 61.4% Up 0.4


Bolton and Oldham only up 0.3% did the fewest today, Sadly given worst in GM Pop Score Oldham's need

But Manchester and Trafford were the best going up 0.9%
 
BLUEMATT23 said:
As predicted a SAGE doomster doesn't want us to stop wearing masks etc, despite 50% of our population now being double jabbed.
They can't accept that the end is nigh for them, absolute scare mongering pricks who have consistently got their projections and forecasts wrong.
It's time for them to fuck off back to their laboratories.
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You are a grade A fucking moron.
 
BLUEMATT23 said:
As predicted a SAGE doomster doesn't want us to stop wearing masks etc, despite 50% of our population now being double jabbed.
They can't accept that the end is nigh for them, absolute scare mongering pricks who have consistently got their projections and forecasts wrong.
It's time for them to fuck off back to their laboratories.
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Spare a thought.
 
BLUEMATT23 said:
It's still personal choice though. I'll be carrying on wearing mine at times in certain situations.
So can she and everyone else.
There's never a perfect time to take the handbrake off and you can't please everyone sadly.
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No, the point is she would be in shops/transport filled with people not wearing masks whilst her protection is limited due to being compromised through poor health. It's not the fact that she doesn't have to wear a mask which frightens her but the fact that the population doesn't which puts her at greater risk somewhat needlessly.
 
ayrshire_blue said:
No, the point is she would be in shops/transport filled with people not wearing masks whilst her protection is limited due to being compromised through poor health. It's not the fact that she doesn't have to wear a mask which frightens her but the fact that the population doesn't which puts her at greater risk somewhat needlessly.
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You are never going to eliminate risks with everything though no matter the health complications of people.
Driving, flu, covid, walking to the shops carry risks.
I get her point but you cannot carry on these rules any longer. It's now 16 months.
 
BLUEMATT23 said:
you cannot carry on these rules any longer. It's now 16 months.
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It doesn't matter. The problem still persists. I'm absolutely for an easing of restrictions if data isn't pointing to a disaster otherwise, that's fine by me. I doubt she is looking to join 50,000 crowds at the football or jump into mosh pits just now, so I assume she any many others would shield from that, but she does deserve deserve to go to the shops with some kind of safety precautions in place. Wearing a mask in public shops and transport is water off a ducks back to most of us, imo it'd be wrong not to continue that until more protection is given. It's not asking for much from people.
 
ayrshire_blue said:
It doesn't matter. The problem still persists. I'm absolutely for an easing of restrictions if data isn't pointing to a disaster otherwise, that's fine by me. I doubt she is looking to join 50,000 crowds at the football or jump into mosh pits just now, so I assume she any many others would shield from that, but she does deserve deserve to go to the shops with some kind of safety precautions in place. Wearing a mask in public shops and transport is water off a ducks back to most of us, imo it'd be wrong not to continue that until more protection is given. It's not asking for much from people.
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I disagree I think the mask wearing has caused a lot of issues and people hate wearing them generally.
Where I work in a big building the compliance dropped weeks ago despite clear signage.
A lot of people find them intrusive and hard to breath in. As mentioned I have no issue and will continue maybe on public transport but in shops and other places I look forward very much to not wearing them and the government is correct in making it individuals choice.
 
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