York and all areas of North Yorkshire are currently in the 'high' Tier 2 level of restrictions, while West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and The Humber are in the 'very high' Tier 3 category. The tiers will be reviewed on December 16 and while local councils are pushing for Tier 2 restrictions, it will be the Government that has the final say. These are the current infection rates of every local authority area in Yorkshire, listed from highest to lowest rates. The latest figures, which are for the seven days to December 9, are based on tests carried out in laboratories (pillar one of the Government’s testing programme) and in the wider community (pillar two). The rate is expressed as the new number of new cases per 100,000 population. Pictures are for illustrative purposes only.

13. Selby, North Yorks - rising
Selby had a rate of 113.7 (103 new cases) in the seven days to December 9, up from 109.2 (99 cases) the previous week

14. Craven, North Yorks - falling
Craven had a rate of 112.0 (64 new cases) in the seven days to December 9, down from 141.8 (81 cases) the previous week

15. Harrogate, North Yorks - falling
Harrogate had a rate of 85.8 (138 new cases) in the seven days to December 9, down from 93.9 (151 cases) the previous week
![Richmondshire had a rate of 74.4 (40 new cases) in the seven days to December 9, down from 94.9 (51 cases) the previous week. [Image taken before Covid pandemic]](https://www.scotsman.com/webimg/QVNIMTE4NDM4MDAw.jpg?crop=4:3&trim=&width=640)
16. Richmondshire, North Yorks - falling
Richmondshire had a rate of 74.4 (40 new cases) in the seven days to December 9, down from 94.9 (51 cases) the previous week. [Image taken before Covid pandemic]

17. Ryedale, North Yorks - falling
Ryedale had a rate of 70.4 (39 new cases) in the seven days to December 9, down from 72.2 (40 cases) the previous week

18. York - falling
York had a rate of 61.2 (129 new cases) in the seven days to December 9, down from 68.8 (145 cases) the previous week

