AS the country prepares for a gradual easing of lockdown restrictions, we have rounded up the latest case numbers to show how cases and rates are currently looking in Slough.
A spread of different colours a few months ago, the Government's Covid-19 map showed almost the whole of Slough as a sea of purple and dark purple in recent weeks, indicating that the rolling rate for each postcode was above 400 or 800 respectively.
But now some locations are once again showing as light blue, indicating a lower rate of 200 or less.
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However, seven places remain with Covid rates of more than 200, and one is still recording a rate of above 400.
The map's latest figures show the seven-day rolling rate up to February 18.
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These are the seven areas in the town which shown as high-case locations in the week leading to February 18:
Stoke Road and Wexham Road
Total: 57 cases during the week
Difference: Increase of 25 from previous week
Rate: 425.3
Manor Park
Total: 30 cases during the week
Difference: Increase of 8 from previous week
Rate: 273.2
Cippenham Green
Total: 28 cases during the week
Difference: Increase of 13 from previous week
Rate: 285.1
Cippenham Meadows
Total: 28 cases during the week
Difference: Increase of 1 from previous week
Rate: 212.1
Central Slough & Upton Court
Total: 31 cases during the week
Difference: Increase of 9 from previous week
Rate: 269.6
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Colnbrook & Poyle
Total: 14 cases during the week
Difference: Decrease of 3 from previous week
Rate: 213.8
Burham North, Taplow & Dorney
Total: 14 cases during the week
Difference: Increase of 7 from previous week
Rate: 208.4
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Seven–day rates are expressed per 100,000 population and are calculated by dividing the seven day count by the area population and multiplying by 100,000.
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