And although case rates have predominantly fallen across the country, the so-called Indian variant is fast becoming a cause of concern for the Government with infections identified across the UK.
There are fears the roadmap out of lockdown could be threatened by the new variant.
The latest figures show 42 out of 107 neighbourhoods in Leeds saw an increase in infections in the latest seven-day period, the first week of May.
Now with gyms, bars and restaurants also open to customers again, we reveal which neighbourhoods had the highest infection rate per 100,000 people between May 1 and May 8.
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1. Middleton Park Avenue
Middleton Park Avenue had an infection rate of 194.8 in the seven days to May 8
2. Bramley Park South
Bramley Park South had an infection rate of 158 in the seven days to May 8
3. Woodhouse & Little London
Woodhouse & Little London had an infection rate of 143.4 in the seven days to May 8
4. Methley
Methley had an infection rate of 139.5 in the seven days to May 8 Photo: Google
5. Middleton Town Street
Middleton Town Street had an infection rate of 139.5 in the seven days to May 8
6. Yeadon West
Yeadon West had an infection rate of 130.8 in the seven days to May 8 Photo: Google