The average rate of coronavirus infections in Leeds is now at 45.6 cases per 100,000 people. And, it's good news for these Leeds areas as there were less than three new cases confirmed in each of them in the seven days to April 15 - the latest available figures. For areas with fewer than three cases, the data has been withdrawn to protect individuals' identities. All images are for illustrative purposes only.
25. Beeston Hill and Hunslet Moor
There were fewer than three new cases recorded in Beeston Hill and Hunslet Moor in the seven days to April 15. The data has been suppressed to protect individuals' identity.
26. Morley Central
There were fewer than three new cases recorded in Morley Central in the seven days to April 15. The data has been suppressed to protect individuals' identity.
27. Morley North and Gildersome East
There were fewer than three new cases recorded in Morley North and Gildersome East in the seven days to April 15. The data has been suppressed to protect individuals' identity.
28. Farnley West and Gamble Hill
There were fewer than three new cases recorded in Farnley West and Gamble Hill in the seven days to April 15. The data has been suppressed to protect individuals' identity.
29. Wortley
There were fewer than three new cases recorded in Wortley in the seven days to April 15. The data has been suppressed to protect individuals' identity.
30. Armley and New Wortley
There were fewer than three new cases recorded in Armley and New Wortley in the seven days to April 15. The data has been suppressed to protect individuals' identity.