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Cookham v Coronavirus
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« on: November 11, 2020, 06:05:09 PM » |
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For a number of weeks, coronavirus cases in Berkshire and across the country have been surging.
In a bid to try and reduce the spread and ease the burden on the NHS nation went into a fresh lockdown last week.
Some areas of Berkshire have spiralling coronavirus cases that sit above the national average.
The worst hit area in the county, is Cippenham Meadows in Slough, with an infection rate of 318.2 per 100,000 people.
Infection rates are also high in parts of Maidenhead and areas of South Reading.
By contrast, some areas have few to no active coronavirus cases, including an area of Newbury, parts of Twyford and Wargrave and Dedworth in Windsor.
The Government has published extensive data since the pandemic began in March. Using data from the Government's coronavirus dashboard, you can see which neighbourhoods have the most coronavirus cases.
These neighbourhoods are statistically known as Middle Layer Super Output Areas (MSOA), with roughly 7,200 people living in each one.
Below, you can find the list of every neighbourhood (MSOA) in Berkshire and the number of new COVID-19 cases recorded in the week up to November 3, and the rate of infection expressed per 100,000 people.
Areas with fewer than three cases are not recorded.
Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
Neighbourhood |Cases | Rate
Maidenhead East 30 334.8
Windsor Town & Eton 23 325.5
Maidenhead Central 22 167.9
Furze Platt 19 293.7
Bray Wick & Holyport 19 247.7
Datchet 17 251.2
Maidenhead Highway 17 173.7
South Ascot & Sunningdale 16 146.7
Boyn Hill & Norreys Drive 15 182.5
Burnham North, Taplow & Dorney 14 208.4
Spital & Cranbourne Park 14 194.1
Cookham & Waltham 13 113.5
Cox Green 12 131.5
Old Windsor & Wraysbury 10 116.9
Clewer New Town 9 98.8
Pinkney's Green & Furze Platt Road 8 142.7
Clewer Village 7 96.8
Winkfield & Cranbourne 5 85.5
Ascot & North Ascot East 4 53.0
Dedworth - -
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