England’s booster programme has ramped up but some neighbourhoods in Leeds have more over-50s protected than others.
Latest figures from NHS England, which shows third injections up to December 12, shows 256,719 people have now received their booster in Leeds.
This represents 40.9 per cent of the local population, meaning 371,486 people have yet to receive a booster or third dose.
Figures which show vaccinations at a neighbourhood level reveal stark differences across different parts of Leeds.
With coronavirus cases now at a record high in England, we reveal which neighbourhoods in Leeds have the fewest over-50s vaccinated with a booster or third dose.
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7. Burmantofts
In Burmantofts, 957 people over 50 have had their booster or third dose. This represents just 51.5% of people in this age range.
8. Chapel Allerton South & Chapeltown
In Chapel Allerton South & Chapeltown, 1,435 people over 50 have had their booster or third dose. This represents just 53.1% of people in this age range.
9. University & Little Woodhouse
In University & Little Woodhouse, 359 people over 50 have had their booster or third dose. This represents just 54.4% of people in this age range.
10. Holbeck
In Holbeck, 972 people over 50 have had their booster or third dose. This represents just 55.3% of people in this age range.
11. Gipton North
In Gipton North, 969 people over 50 have had their booster or third dose. This represents just 55.8% of people in this age range.
12. Gipton South & Killingbeck Park
In Gipton South & Killingbeck Park, 1,322 people over 50 have had their booster or third dose. This represents just 59.7% of people in this age range. Photo: Google