Some areas of Preston and South Ribble are starting to see a decrease in coronavirus case numbers.

Figures show that Preston stands at 422.7 cases per 100,000 over the last seven days, which is a decrease from the previous seven days.

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However, areas such as Fulwood, Penwortham North and Preston City Centre have seen rises of ten or more cases.

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Figures are updated weekly by Public Health England in the government’s coronavirus dashboard, with an interactive map of cases.

Here is a full list of positive cases from 21 October to 28 October and the week previous (14 October to 21 October) is shown in brackets.

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Ashton-on-Ribble and Larches – 37 (40)
Bamber Bridge East – 18 (29)
Bamber Bridge West – 16 (16)
Brookfield and Holme Slack – 40 (47)
Broughton and Wychnor – 20 (35)
Cadley and College – 50 (66)
Farington – 22 (10)
Fishwick and Frenchwood – 75 (79)
Fulwood – 49 (30)
Gregson Lane and Coupe Green – 35 (33)
Grimsargh and Goosnargh – 27 (17)
Haslam Park – 12 (15)
Ingol – 16 (22)
Lea and Marina – 15 (26)
Leyland North – 31 (41)
Leyland South East & Buckshaw Village – 18 (42)
Leyland South West – 15 (36)
Longsands – 45 (40)
Longton and Walmer Bridge – 28 (29)
Lostock Hall – 21 (30)
Lower Penwortham North – 26 (23)
Lower Penwortham South – 22 (12)
Moor Park – 32 (39)
New Longton and Hutton – 26 (25)
Penwortham North – 40 (29)
Penwortham South – 19 (29)
Plungington and University – 37 (38)
Preston City Centre – 56 (40)
Ribbleton – 31 (62)
St George’s – 42 (39)
St Matthew’s – 56 (36)
Walton-le-Dale – 42 (43)

The average overall rate for England is 225.2 per 100,000 over a seven day period.

There are currently over 44,000 active Covid-19 cases in Lancashire and over 4,000 in Preston.

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England is due to enter a second national lockdown Thursday 5 November.

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