Latest Covid-19 rates for Berkshire on Tuesday, April 20

Here are the latest coronavirus case rates for Berkshire, with Slough now having the second-highest in the south-east of England.

The industrial town's rate is second to Luton, which has a rate of 97.6 cases per 100,000 people. Slough's is currently 64.9, according to Public Health England figures as of Tuesday, April 20.

For comparison, England's rate is 26.8.

The figures are for the seven-day rolling rate up to and including April 14.

The breakdown of the figures for each local authority area in Berkshire are detailed below, with last week's rate in brackets:

Slough - 64.9 (down from 72.2)
Bracknell Forest - 32.6 (up from 15.5)
Reading - 24.7 (down from 33.4)
Windsor and Maidenhead - 21.1 (down from 33.0)
Wokingham - 17.5 (up from 15.8 )
West Berkshire - 14.5 (up from 13.3)

How many coronavirus cases are there in Berkshire?

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases recorded during the same period is detailed below. The figures for the week before are in brackets:

Slough - 97 (down from 108)
Bracknell Forest - 40 (up from 19)
Reading - 40 (down from 54)
Windsor and Maidenhead - 32 (down from 50)
Wokingham - 30 (up from 27)
West Berkshire - 23 (up from 21)