Preston has seen 64 new daily coronavirus cases for Wednesday (7 October).
The infection rate for the city has stayed above 300, and is now the second-highest in Lancashire.
The city with a rate of 306.7 cases per 100,000 people in the seven days to 4 October has over-taken Pendle.
Only Burnley is higher with 403.7 per 100,000 people.
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Preston is on an upward trend week-on-week, with 439 new cases in the last seven days.
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South Ribble saw 37 new cases during Wednesday (7 October) and has an infection rate of 202.2 per 100,000 people – although the infection rate has doubled in the last seven days.
Preston Markets community walk-in coronavirus testing site operated for the last time during Wednesday.
Lancashire Resilience Forum said the site, and the Moor Park one, were to be replaced by a new ‘permanent’ Covid-19 testing site in Preston. It’s not known where this will be yet – with Moor Park due to undertake tests for the last time on Sunday 11 October.
Preston remains under tighter restrictions to try and control the spread of coronavirus.
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