Live: Coronavirus – A daily bulletin of the cases in and around York

Another 680 coronavirus cases were reported in York this week (to Wednesday, 13 July) – up from 552 last week.

The cumulative case total has risen to 68,733.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 322.3 new cases per 100,000 people. It was 261.6 last week.

The English national average is 309.4, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 264.6.

As at 17 July, the Covid Symptom App estimates 11,006 people per 100,000 in York with symptomatic Covid (responses from a sample of 1,728 people) – up from 9,698 last week.

There has been one coronavirus death in the City of York Council area in the last seven days. The total number of deaths in the city is 497.

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 8 July:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 8 July

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

In North Yorkshire, there were 1,731 new coronavirus cases reported this week – up from 1,196 the week before. That takes the cumulative total to 195,262.

North Yorkshire Covid-19 data 15 July 2022

There have been 13 coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in the week to 14 July.

That takes the total to 990 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

There were 135 Covid patients in York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals) on 15 July – up 12 on the week before. Three are in the intensive care unit – up by two.

Key figures: 15 July 2022

Statistic	This week	Last week
Confirmed cases in York:	68,733	68,053
Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire:	195,262	193,531
Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire:	111,140	110,168

Another 552 coronavirus cases were reported in York this week (to Wednesday, 6 July) – up from 541 last week.

The cumulative case total has risen to 68,053 (total as at Tuesday, 5 July).

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 261.6 new cases per 100,000 people. It was 228.4 last week.

The English national average is 246.3, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 206.

As at 30 June, the Covid Symptom App estimates 9,698 people per 100,000 in York with symptomatic Covid (responses from a sample of 1,616 people) – up from 4,205 last week.

There have been three coronavirus deaths in the City of York Council area in the last seven days (up two). The total number of deaths in the city is 496.

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 1 July:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 1 July

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

In North Yorkshire, there were 1,196 new coronavirus cases reported this week – up from 1,440 the week before. That takes the cumulative total to 193,531.

North Yorkshire Covid-19 data 8 July 2022

There have been nine coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in the week to 7 July.

That takes the total to 977 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

There were 123 Covid patients in York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals) on 8 July – up 11 on the week before. One is in the intensive care unit – down by two.

Key figures: 8 July 2022

Statistic	This week (to 5 July)	Last week
Confirmed cases in York:	68,053	67,558
Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire:	193,531	192,335
Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire:	110,168	109,532

Another 541 coronavirus cases were reported in York this week (to Friday, 1 July) – up from 529 last week.

That takes the cumulative case total to 67,017 – giving an overall infection rate of 32,016.2 cases per 100,000 people.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 228.4 new cases per 100,000 people (482 cases). It was 198.6 last week.

The English national average is 205.7, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 171.9.

As at 30 June, the Covid Symptom App estimates 4,205 people per 100,000 (or 4.21%) in York with symptomatic Covid (responses from a sample of 1,753 people).

Ranking: York is now ranked 126th out of 149 Upper Tier Local Authorities in England – with a rank of 1 indicating the lowest 7 day rate.

Case rates in York are highest in the following age ranges: 60-64 (371 per 100,000); 45-49 (369); 35-39 (320) and 50-54 (308).

Positivity: As at 23 June, the latest 14 day positivity rate in York (Pillar 2 tests) was 19.0%. The national and regional averages are 7.6% and 9.8% respectively.

York Hospital: As at 24 June there were 46 confirmed Covid-19 patients in General/Acute beds. The peak number was 158 on 28.3.22. There were two patients in intensive care.

There have been three coronavirus deaths in the City of York Council area in the last seven days (up one).

According to the ONS, the number of coronavirus deaths registered in York up to 17 June is 506 (314 in hospital, 148 in care homes, 36 at home/elsewhere and 8 in a hospice).

The number of deaths per 100,000 of population in York is 239.8 which is lower than the national average of 299.4.

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 26 June:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 26 June

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

In North Yorkshire, there were 1,440 new coronavirus cases reported this week – up from 1,228 the week before. That takes the cumulative total to 192,335 – an infection rate of 30,991.3 cases per 100K.

North Yorkshire Covid-19 data 1 July 2022

There have been four coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in the week to 30 June.

That takes the total to 968 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

There were 112 Covid patients in York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals) on 1 July – up 25 on the week before. Three are in the intensive care unit – up by one.

Key figures: 1 July 2022

Statistic	This week	Last week
Confirmed cases in York:	67,558	67,017
Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire:	192,335	190,895
Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire:	109,532	108,801

Another 529 coronavirus cases were reported in York this week (to Friday, 24 June) – up from 299 last week.

That takes the cumulative case total to 67,017 – giving an overall infection rate of 31,759.8 cases per 100,000 people.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 198.6 new cases per 100,000 people (419 cases). It was 141.7 last week.

The English national average is 154.1, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 129.6.

There have been three coronavirus deaths in the City of York Council area in the last seven days (up one). The total number of deaths in the city is 493.

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 19 June:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 19 June

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

In North Yorkshire, there were 1,228 new coronavirus cases reported this week – up from 687 the week before. That takes the cumulative total to 190,895 – an infection rate of 30,759.3 cases per 100K.

North Yorkshire Covid-19 data 24 June 2022

There have been three coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in the week to 17 June.

That takes the total to 964 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

There were 87 Covid patients in York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals) on 24 June – up 29 on the week before. Two ares in the intensive care unit – up by two.

Key figures: 24 June 2022

Statistic	This week	Last week
Confirmed cases in York:	67,017	66,488
Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire:	190,895	189,667
Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire:	108,801	108,144

Another 299 coronavirus cases were reported in York this week (to Friday, 17 June) – down from 322 last week.

That takes the cumulative case total to 66,488 – giving an overall infection rate of 31,509.1 cases per 100,000 people.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 141.7 new cases per 100,000 people (204 cases). It was 96.7 last week.

The English national average is 113.9, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 90.9.

There have been three coronavirus deaths in the City of York Council area in the last seven days (up two). The total number of deaths in the city is 492.

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 11 June:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 11 June

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

In North Yorkshire, there were 687 new coronavirus cases reported this week – up from 625 the week before. That takes the cumulative total to 189,667 – an infection rate of 30,450.7 cases per 100K.

North Yorkshire Covid-19 data 17 June 2022

There has been one coronavirus-related death reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in the week to 17 June.

That takes the total to 961 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

There were 58 Covid patients in York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals) on 15 June – up eight on the week before. None is in the intensive care unit – no change.

Key figures: 17 June 2022

Statistic	This week	Last week
Confirmed cases in York:	66,488	66,189
Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire:	189,667	188,980
Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire:	108,144	107,764

Another 322 coronavirus cases were reported in York this week (to Friday, 10 June).

That takes the cumulative case total to 66,189 – giving an overall infection rate of 31,367.4 cases per 100,000 people.

The rolling seven-day rate in York is 96.7 new cases per 100,000 people (204 cases). It was 67.3 last week.

The English national average is 74.5, the Yorkshire and Humber average is 59.1.

There have been two coronavirus deaths in the City of York Council area in the last seven days (no change). The total number of deaths in the city is 491 (no change).

Here are the new cases by area of York for the seven days to 5 June:

New coronavirus cases in York by area, 7 Days to 5 June

Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive cases by Middle Super Output Area. Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population. On a phone scroll horizontally to see all the data. Source *Suppressed rates: MSOA level rates are suppressed where there have been fewer than 3 cases in a seven-day period. This is to protect the privacy of individuals and prevent disclosure.

• As at 9 June, the Covid Symptom App estimates there are 3,262 people per 100,000 (or 3.26%) in York with symptomatic Covid (responses from a sample of 1,597 people).

• The ‘Exceedance’ rating compares the number. of new cases over a 14 day period with the previous six weeks to provide a red / amber / green rating to indicate if the trend in the number of new cases is worsening. The latest rating for York (4 June) is Red.

• York is currently ranked 142nd out of 149 Upper Tier Local Authorities (UTLAs) in England – with a rank of 1 indicating the lowest 7 day rate.

• The rate of new Covid cases for York people aged 60+ for the period between 29 May to 4 June was 94.2 (47 cases) per 100,000 people. The national and regional averages were 85.1 and 64.2 respectively.

• Case rates in York are currently highest in the following age ranges: 45-49 (164 per 100,000); 50-54 (162); 30-34 (135) and 40-44 (132).

• As at 3 June the latest 14 day positivity rate in York (Pillar 1 tests only) was 3.4%. The national and regional averages are 2.4% and 2.8% respectively.

• As at 3 June, the latest 14 day positivity rate in York (all Pillar 2 tests) was 9.1%. The national and regional averages are 4.0% and 3.6% respectively.

• York Hospital: As at 3 June there were 26 confirmed Covid-19 patients in General/Acute beds. The peak number was 158 on 28 March 2022. None were in intensive care.

In North Yorkshire, there were 625 new coronavirus cases reported this week, taking the cumulative total to 188,980 – an infection rate of 30,450.7 cases per 100K.

North Yorkshire Covid-19 data 10 June 2022

There have been six coronavirus-related deaths reported by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in the week to 10 June.

That takes the total to 960 across the trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals).

There were 50 Covid patients in York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (York and Scarborough Hospitals) on 9 June – down nine on the week before. None is in the intensive care unit – no change.

Key figures: 10 June 2022

Statistic	This week	Last week
Confirmed cases in York:	66,189	65,867
Confirmed cases in North Yorkshire:	188,980	188,355
Confirmed cases in East Yorkshire:	107,764	107,353