Most areas of Preston and South Ribble have seen a drop in coronavirus cases over the last week.

However, some areas have remained the same or increased.

Areas such as St Matthew’s, Plungington and University and Brookfield and Holme Slack are amongst the places that cases have risen.

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

Below is the full list of positive cases by area from 28 January to 3 February. Figures for the previous week (20 January to 27 January) are shown in brackets.

Ashton-on-Ribble and Larches – 34 (31)
Bamber Bridge East – 18 (22)
Bamber Bridge West – 27 (29)
Brookfield and Holme Slack – 54 (53)
Broughton and Wychnor – 32 (30)
Cadley and College – 25 (25)
Farington – 30 (20)
Frenchwood and Fishwick – 52 (32)
Fulwood – 24 (35)
Gregson Lane and Coupe Green – 13 (22)
Grimsargh and Goosnargh – 19 (25)
Haslam Park – 14 (26)
Ingol – 20 (21)
Lea and Marina – 27 (24)
Leyland North – 19 (32)
Leyland South East and Buckshaw Village – 24 (28)
Leyland South West – 30 (17)
Longsands – 11 (20)
Longton and Walmer Bridge – 38 (38)
Lostock Hall – 22 (23)
Lower Penwortham North – 20 (23)
Lower Penwortham South – 19 (13)
Moor Park – 28 (33)
New Longton and Hutton – 8 (17)
Penwortham North – 6 (8)
Penwortham South – 14 (14)
Plungington and University – 40 (37)
Preston City Centre – 27 (38)
St George’s – 26 (24)
St Matthew’s – 42 (28)
Walton-le-Dale – 21 (23)

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Preston’s Covid case rate per 100,000 over the last seven days is 348.6, which is a decrease in previous data but makes Preston the highest infection rate across Lancashire.

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England’s rate stands at 211.8, also a decrease from previous data.

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