There were 3,158 new cases recorded in the seven days to September 7, the latest figures from the Government.
That's an infection rate of 395.3 - up 17.1 per cent from the previous week.
And some Leeds neighbourhoods have much higher rates than the city's average. Here we reveal the Leeds areas with the highest infection rates.
The figures for the seven days to September 7 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 number of new cases per 100,000 people. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
. Halton Moor
Halton Moor recorded 49 cases, that’s an infection rate of 745.8. It’s up 133.3% from the previous week.
. Pudsey South West
Pudsey South West recorded 63 cases, that’s an infection rate of 723.9. It’s up 57.5% from the previous week.
. Tingley East & East Ardsley
Tingley East & East Ardsley recorded 46 cases, that’s an infection rate of 697.4. It’s up 109.1% from the previous week. (Photo: Google)
1. Halton Moor
Halton Moor recorded 49 cases, that’s an infection rate of 745.8. It’s up 133.3% from the previous week.
2. Pudsey South West
Pudsey South West recorded 63 cases, that’s an infection rate of 723.9. It’s up 57.5% from the previous week.
3. Tingley East & East Ardsley
Tingley East & East Ardsley recorded 46 cases, that’s an infection rate of 697.4. It’s up 109.1% from the previous week. (Photo: Google)
4. Scarcroft, Shadwell & Scholes
Scarcroft, Shadwell & Scholes recorded 35 cases, that’s an infection rate of 654.7. It’s up 40% from the previous week.
5. Horsforth East
Horsforth East recorded 50 cases, that’s an infection rate of 631.7. It’s up 13.6% from the previous week.
6. Temple Newsam & Graveleythorpe
Temple Newsam & Graveleythorpe recorded 45 cases, that’s an infection rate of 626.9. It’s up 36.4% from the previous week.