From Monday, May 17, restaurants, pubs and bars are set to be allowed to welcome customers indoors.
Six people or two households will be allowed to meet indoors, allowing people to enter into other people's homes and stay overnight.
Museums and cinemas will also be allowed to reopen to customers.
A week before the next stage of lockdown easing, we reveal which Leeds neighbourhoods had the highest case rates per 100,000 people in the seven days to May 3 - the latest date for which figures are available.
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7. Holbeck
Holbeck had a rate of 113.4 with a total of ten cases. This was up by 66.7% on the previous week.
8. Cookridge and Holt Park
Cookridge and Holt Park had a rate of 107.5 with a total of six cases. This was up by 200% on the previous week. (photo: Google)
9. Morley Bruntcliffe and Woodkirk
Morley Bruntcliffe and Woodkirk had a rate of 105.8 with a total of eight cases. This was up by 300% on the previous week.
10. Kippax East, Micklefield and Allerton Bywater
Kippax East, Micklefield and Allerton Bywater had a rate of 104.9 with a total of seven cases. This was up by 133.3% on the previous week.
11. Rothwell Inner
Rothwell Inner had a rate of 104.2 with a total of seven cases. This was up by 75% on the previous week. (photo: Google)
12. Tinshill
Tinshill had a rate of 102.7 with a total of six cases. This was up by 20% on the previous week.