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Greater Manchester is well up too - but actually does pretty well V those NW numbers.

Of that daily rise of 1543 in the region GM rise by 459 - which is certainly not a high split of the region and a bit better than average.

Week to week the NW is up 52 but GM is actually down by 8. So certainly no issue there either.

Friday has been the highest case number of the week in the region in the past couple of weeks.

Within GM - everyone up on the day without exception and some by a lot.

Week to week - the more important - sees Bury, Manchester, Salford, Tameside and Wigan all UP.

Just as Zoe has it today by the way Salford had the worst day up by 41 on last week

The other 5 boroughs are down mostly by small numbers.

The best week to week falls were Rochdale down 43 and Stockport down 35.
 
ENGLAND HOSPITAL DATA



HIGHEST ADMSSIONS SINCE LAST WINTER A 1000 ADMISSION DAY LOOKS IMMINENT


ADMISSIONS WEDNESDAY (RECALL THESE ARE 2 DAYS BEHIND ALL THE REST OF THE DATA)


DAY V LAST WEEK

955 V 903

UP into the 900s now regularly after that looked to have been left behnd


REGIONALLY ON SAME BASIS

LONDON 173 V 101

MIDLANDS 226 V 170

NE & YORKS 131 V 194

AND

NORTH WEST 124 V 158


LONDON VERY high as was Midlands and up a lot week to week

BUT the North West and Yorkshire were down week to week.




PATIENTS YESTERDAY / TODAY

7019 / 7113

A RISE OF 94 (MOST SINCE MONDAY)


LAST WEEK THE SAME DAYS NUMBERS WERE

6366 / 6405

A rise of jut 39



RISES ARE ALL SUB 100 BUT ARE HAPPENING EVERY DAY NOW AND MONDAY MAY WELL BE A BIG ONE - HIGHEST ENGLAND PATIENTS SINCE EARLY MARCH - HOPE IT WILL NOT BE THEN IN 2022 BEFORE WE SEE THAT NUMBER AGAIN GOING DOWWARD.




OVER THE WEEK PATIENTS ARE UP TODAY BY 708 (IT WAS A RISE OF 653 YESTERDAY & 652 DAY BEFORE)

FROM 6405 TO 7113

SO THE RISE IS PRETTY FLAT RIGHT NOW BUT IS EDGING UPWARD EACH DAY



LAST WEEK THE RISE WAS

FROM 5363 TO 6404 - UP BY 1041 VERSUS TODAY'S 708


SO THE WEEKLY RISE IS STILL DOWN FROM LAST WEEK



REGIONS YESTERDAY / TODAY (OVER PAST WEEK)


LONDON 1063/ 1047 (DOWN 16) (UP 78 week to week)

MIDLANDS 1310 / 1336 (UP 26) (UP 47 week to week)

NE & YORKS 1439 / 1484 (UP 45)) (UP 168 week to week)

AND

NORTH WEST 1097 / 1086 (DOWN 11) (UP 96 week to week - more inpatients than London but fell today along with London unlike the Midlands and NE & Yorkshire.)


Smaller regions

EAST 693 - 723 on day AND up 111 week to week - more than North West

SOUTH EAST 800 - 800 on day AND up 131 week to week - also above NW

SOUTH WEST 617 - 637 on day AND up 87 week to week
 
ENGLAND HOSPITAL VENTILATOR NUMBERS

YESTERDAY / TODAY

794 / 809 - RISE OF 15


LAST WEEK NUMBERS DAY/DAY WERE

750 / 746 - A FALL OF 4

The week to week rise today is UP 63

Last week the same number was a rise of 73




REGIONAL CHANGES YESTERDAY / TODAY & WEEK TO WEEK UP/DOWN

LONDON 167 / 177 (UP 10) OVER WK UP 24

MIDLANDS 163 / 163 (LEVEL) OVER WK UP 10

NE & YORKS 148 / 146 (DOWN 2) OVER WK UP 17

AND

NORTH WEST 104 / 105 (UP 1) OVER WK UP 10

NW not good day - still rising despite many recent hospital deaths - but still lowest of the four big regions.





SMALLER REGIONS:-

EAST 81 - 81 (LEVEL) OVER WK DOWN 1

SOUTH EAST 66 - 70 (UP 4) OVER WK DOWN 2

SOUTH WEST 65 - 67 (UP 2) OVER WK UP 5


As you can see the smaller southern regions are doing a little better than they were
 
UK HOSPITAL NUMBERS

DAILY CHANGE

HEADLINE: OVER 9000 NOW IN HOSPITAL AND VENTILATORS CLOSING ON 1000


PATIENTS



ENGLAND 7113 - UP 94

N IRELAND 351 - UP 2

SCOTLAND 926 - DOWN 6

WALES 689 - UP 33


TOTAL: 9079 (UP 123) ONLY SCOTLAND NOT UP TODAY



VENTILATORS


ENGLAND 809 - UP 15

N IRELAND 25 - UP 1

SCOTLAND 60 - UP 2

WALES 63 - UP 1



TOTAL: 957 (UP 19) EVERYONE UP
 
It's quite hard to identify and follow the discussion between all those status reports. Can we maybe have another thread for those? It's annoying at some point, isn't it?
 
Dage said:
It's quite hard to identify and follow the discussion between all those status reports. Can we maybe have another thread for those? It's annoying at some point, isn't it?
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A lot find them very useful. If they aren't to your tastes then I recommend that you put the poster on ignore so you can get through the thread more easily.
 
Wouldn't it even more helpful to have them in a separate thread? I don't want to ignore a poster who can be a decent poster. Another thread would help both sides.

I haven't seen a direct reaction on a status report in this thread for a very long time. They are not part of the discussion. I don't want them to disappear but separated for those interested in.
 
ENGLAND REGIONS TODAY V LAST WEEK




EAST UP 79 TO 4074 V 4796 - DOWN 722 IN WEEK - Huge switch and North West way ahead today

LONDON UP 142 TO 3615 V 3928 - DOWN 313 IN WEEK

SOUTH EAST UP 141 TO 6424 V 7347 - DOWN 923 IN WEEK STILL THE HIGHEST REGION BUT ONLY 1300 ABOVE THE NORTH WEST

SOUTH WEST DOWN 577 TO 4203 V 6050 - DOWN 1847 IN WEEK - BIG FALLS AGAIN HERE AD NOW 1000 BELOW THE NORTH WEST



BIG CHANGE OVER TODAY AS NORTH RISES AND SOUTH DROPS. AND NORTH WEST WILL SOON BE THE HIGHEST REGION AGAIN - NOT FOURTH OR FIFTH - IF IT CONTINUES BUT WILL IT? WE WILL HAVE TO SEE WHAT NEXT WEEK BRINGS


EAST MIDLANDS UP 235 TO 3085 V 3394 - DOWN 309 IN WEEK

WEST MIDLANDS UP 653 TO 3699 V 4295 - DOWN 596 IN WEEK



NORTH EAST UP 187 TO 2071 V 2037 - UP 34 IN WEEK

YORKSHIRE UP 1099 TO 4025 V 3997 - UP 28 IN WEEK


AND

NORTH WEST UP 1543 TO 5141 V 5089 - UP 52 IN WEEK - BIGGEST EVER RISE ON DAY


STARK DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH HAS CHANGED THE PICTURE

NORTH WEST NOW SECOND HIGHEST REGION BEHIND SOUTH EAST AND YET PRETT SMALL RISES WEEK TO WEEK IN ALL THE NORTHERN REGIONS - JUST UP 114 FOR ALL THREE ADDED TOGETHER!






GREATER MANCHESTER 1808 A RISE OF 459 WHEN NORTH WEST RISES BY 1543 - WHICH IS BELOW EXPECTATION - GOOD NEWS WITH A RISE SLIGHTLY UNDER PAR

PERCENTAGE OF NORTH WEST TOTAL:- 35.2%

YESTERDAY WAS 37.5% so a good fall for from better numbers

LAST WEEK GM 1816 - SO A WEEKLY FALL OF 8 WHEN THE NW IS UP BY 52 - TINY NUMBERS BUT ON THE RIGHT SIDE WHEN A FALL VERSUS A RISE

GM PERCENTAGE OF NW TOTAL OF 5089 :- WAS 35.7% LAST WEEK SO TODAY IS A SLIFGHT DROP ON THAT

GOOD DAY FOR GM
 
Dage said:
Wouldn't it even more helpful to have them in a separate thread? I don't want to ignore a poster who can be a decent poster. Another thread would help both sides.

I haven't seen a direct reaction on a status report in this thread for a very long time. They are not part of the discussion. I don't want them to disappear but separated for those interested in.
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I can see the argument about the data making it hard to follow discussions.

We have talked about it in here before and I have told Ric several times over the course of the pandemic I am OK with them being in a data thread. So I have no issue with doing that OR stopping posting them entirely or just the key numbers on request.

It really is fine by me either way.

Though in the past such a thread was not created because more were following them - you are right I also suspect only a very few do these days.

Which I see as good news. It means we are getting there. When it is just me we will have arrived!

As long as the posts stay somewhere I can access because I only have time to do the posting by using the previous days message as a template for the next days. Does not really matter to me where they actually are housed. And I suspect my family will think it a good day when I do let go and stop posting them anywhere.

Will enjoy getting back to writing another book that will have nothing to do with numbers or Covid!

I ended up posting in here at nearly 2 am yesterday as I was on deadline for the column that I write for a magazine once a month and that had to take priority. Again nothing at all to do with Covid.
 
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GM SCORES TODAY


MANCHESTER 276 UP 55 on day UP 6 on week Total Cases 95,629 /POP SCORE 17,207 (TODAY 49)

STOCKPORT 250 UP 66 on day DOWN 35 on week Total Cases 46,250 POP SCORE 15,721 (TODAY 85*)
*JOINT HIGHEST RISE TODAY

WIGAN 220 UP 85 on day UP 4 on week Total Cases 55,712 POP SCORE 16,846 (TODAY 66)

TRAFFORD 204 UP 54 on day DOWN 11 on week Total Cases 38,149 POP SCORE 16,057 (TODAY 85*)
*JOINT HIGHEST RISE TODAY

TAMESIDE 190 UP 53 on day UP 22 on week Total Cases 38, 002 POP SCORE 16,732 (TODAY 83)

SALFORD 153 UP 70 on day UP 41 on week Total Cases 45,436 POP SCORE 17,296 (TODAY 58)

BURY 143 UP 22 on day UP 19 on week Total Cases 31,539 POP SCORE 16,548 (TODAY 75)

ROCHDALE 137 UP 20 on day DOWN 43 on week Total Cases 38,480 POP SCORE 17,205 (TODAY 61)

BOLTON 122 UP 16 on day DOWN 4 on week Total Cases 47,483 POP SCORE 16,473 (TODAY 42*)
*LOWEST RISE TODAY

OLDHAM 113 UP 18 on day DOWN 7 on week Total Cases 41,822 POP SCORE 17,600 (TODAY 48)




Notes:

Stockport had an OK day today. Trafford did too and had the same Pop Score as Stockport so the lead of Stockport across the pandemic stayed at 336. Trafford easily entered the 16K club today leaving Stockport as last one stamding in the 15Ks. At todays level it is about 3 or 4 days behind or at yesterdays 5 or 6 but it will join Trafford there sometime next week.

Oldham still has the highest Pop Score across the pandemic for real but Zoe has it falling and Salford rising and today justified that by cutting 10 off the gap to now just be 304 ahead of Salford.
 
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GM boroughs weekly past 7 day case totals:

Oldham 695, Salford 793, Bolton 803, Bury 815, Rochdale 929, Tameside 1001, Trafford 1172, Wigan 1209, Stockport 1369, Manchester 1575


More changes as some rose and others fell and Stockport gained on both Manchester and Wigan.

Very close now for lowest scores behind Oldham who are pulling clear of Salford and Bolton with Bury trailing. These four are clear of the rest.

Tameside went back over 1000. Just!

Stockport fell well today but Wigan are now 160 below. Manchester's lead over Stockport went up and is now 206 (UP 41 today).
 
Healdplace said:
I can see the argument about the data making it hard to follow discussions.

We have talked about it in here before and I have told Ric several times over the course of the pandemic I am OK with them being in a data thread. So I have no issue with doing that OR stopping posting them entirely or just the key numbers on request.

It really is fine by me either way.

Though in the past such a thread was not created because more were following them - you are right I also suspect only a very few do these days.

Which I see as good news. It means we are getting there. When it is just me we will have arrived!

As long as the posts stay somewhere I can access because I only have time to do the posting by using the previous days message as a template for the next days. Does not really matter to me where they actually are housed. And I suspect my family will think it a good day when I do let go and stop posting them anywhere.

Will enjoy getting back to writing another book that will have nothing to do with numbers or Covid!

I ended up posting in here at nearly 2 am yesterday as I was on deadline for the column that I write for a magazine once a month and that had to take priority. Again nothing at all to do with Covid.
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Do not stop posting data unless YOU want to, this is the only place/thread to give what I'd deem proper unbiased analysis of figure fluctuations.
 
GM WEEKLY POP SCORES

Remember low scores good - going down good - high scores bad - going up bad

BOROUGH // POP SCORE TODAY // POP SCORE LAST WEEK // UP OR DOWN BY LAST 7 DAYS

Also WAS 4 weeks ago (up/down in past month)


BOLTON 279 // 300 // DOWN 21 WAS 246 (UP 33)

MANCHESTER 283 // 329 //DOWN 46 WAS 216 (UP 67)

OLDHAM 293 // 317 // DOWN 24 WAS 316 (DOWN 23)

SALFORD 302 // 388 // DOWN 86 WAS 300 (UP 2)

WIGAN 365 // 407 // DOWN 42 WAS 329 (UP 36)

ROCHDALE 416 // 483 // DOWN 67 WAS 236 (UP 180)

BURY 427 // 412 // UP 15 WAS 259 (UP 168)

TAMESIDE 440 // 490 / DOWN 50 WAS 472 (DOWN 32)

STOCKPORT 466 // 552 // DOWN 86 WAS 523 (DOWN 57)

TRAFFORD 493 // 596 // DOWN 103 WAS 512 (DOWN 19)



HALF FELL AND HALF ROSE TODAY A LOT AND JUST THREE NOW BACK UNDER 300 AND NOBODY NOW HIGHER THAN THE 400s - A MUCH BETTER PICTURE THAN A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO

Rochdale has the worst increase month to month but Bury is now closing in behind and the only one not falling week to week too,

Trafford fell less than Stockport so increased to 27 ahead of Stockport as both fell today.

Bolton still top - and below the 300 barrier. But Salford rising on Zoe lots and doing so now for real too.

The top to bottom number is down to 214 and falling daily.

It was over 600 when Trafford first went stratospheric following Stockport.

The whole table looks a lot less scary than it did a couple of weeks ago before numbers started improving.
 
hammocity said:
@Eccles Blue @Jimmieblue @jazzy @Invisible Man's Bandage

Thanks for your replies, I’ll be on the case tonight/tomorrow, really appreciate the advice and I’ll post how I get on, cheers.
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hammocity said:
@Eccles Blue @Jimmieblue @jazzy @Invisible Man's Bandage

Thanks for your replies, I’ll be on the case tonight/tomorrow, really appreciate the advice and I’ll post how I get on, cheers.
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Got the old fella sorted now thanks to the advice on here, 15:48 appointment Wednesday at Stalybridge Labour Club, just about a couple of miles from his house. Many thanks for the help and advice, BM is like a Citizens Advice Centre but better, cheers.
 
I’m out of isolation today so took the dog for a walk earlier. Was really breathless when I got back and only walked around a half a mile. Obviously not quite as recovered as I thought I was. The cold air and exertion had me gasping when I got in. It’s been a tough week or so with lots of nasty symptoms. Not something I want again in a hurry. Second only to Swine Flu for potency. That knocked me out for 3 weeks.
 
Dage said:
It's quite hard to identify and follow the discussion between all those status reports. Can we maybe have another thread for those? It's annoying at some point, isn't it?
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we got another Covid thread in the politics section

we don’t need anymore.
 
We probably do indeed, I don't pull that out of thin air. It's not a big story either, it's just for usability. Even HealdPlace agrees.
 
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