The number of new infections has fallen slightly in the some of the worst-hit Mansfield neighbourhoods, according to new figures from October 3 to October 9.
While hotspot King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham previously had 20 new Covid-19 cases from October 2 to October 8, the area recorded 18 infections in the seven days up to October 9.
There was also a decline in the number of new cases in Mansfield Woodhouse, with 12 more infections from October 3 to October 9, compared to 13 previously.
However nearby in Edwinstowe and Clipstone, the area documented 21 new positive tests for the virus in the seven days up to October 9.
Results are gathered using pillar one and pillar two of the Government’s coronavirus testing programme, which were reported to labs by October 11.
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There was also a decline in the number of new cases in Mansfield Woodhouse, with 12 more infections from October 3 to October 9, compared to 13 previously.
5. Mansfield Woodhouse
In the Mansfield Woodhouse neighbourhood, there were 12 new coronavirus cases from October 3 to October 9. Photo: Google
6. Sutton Forest Side and New Cross
There were 10 more people who contracted the virus in the Sutton Forest Side and New Cross area between October 3 and October 9. Photo: Google
7. Langwith, Shirebrook South and Pleasley
A total of nine more people tested positive for Covid-19 in Langwith, Shirebrook South and Pleasley from October 3 to October 9. Photo: Google
8. Kirkby Larwood and Kingsway
There were nine residents who tested positive for coronavirus in the Kirkby Larwood and Kingsway neighbourhood ffrom October 3 to October 9. Photo: Google