SWINDON no longer has any coronavirus hotspots according to the latest information on the Government’s interactive coronavirus map.
It shows how the pandemic has affected the town over seven days, detailing the areas with the highest weekly infection rates per 100,000 people.
Areas in white are where the rates are suppressed as there are fewer than three cases. Two areas in Swindon are now in white.
Central North Swindon, and Lydiard Millicent and Purton were considered hotspots for cases only a week ago.
The situation has since improved with all the areas in the town being highlighted in dark and light blue, green or white.
The full list of the latest available case results and rolling case rates for each part of Swindon and some from the wider area in the seven days to November 22 show:
Central North - 23 cases (up nine) rolling rate 301.8
Lydiard Millicent and Purton - 13 cases (down 24) rolling rate 168
Highworth: - nine cases (down 13) rolling rate 110.9
Central South and Eastcott - 20 cases (down one) rolling rate 229.3
Lower Stratton - 11 cases (down 11) rolling rate 110
Pinehurst: - six cases (up three) rolling rate 96.5
Moredon - eight cases (down three) rolling rate 112.3
Park North and Park South - 16 cases (down six) rolling rate 183.5
Wroughton, Wichelstowe and Chiseldon - 10 cases (down 15) rolling rate 84.3
Rodbourne and Cheney Manor - 11 cases (down 11) rolling rate 104.3
Mouldon Hill and Oakhurst - 17 cases (no change) rolling rate 176.6
Roughmoor - 11 cases (down five) rolling rate 189.3
Gorse Hill - 13 cases (down two) rolling rate 183.3
Central East and Walcot West - 23 cases (up nine) rolling rate 301.8
Broad Blunsdon, South Marston and Wanborough - five cases (down 11) rolling rate 54.1
Groundwell and Abbey Meads - six cases (down six) rolling rate 62.5
Walcot East - 11 cases (down five) rolling rate 163.9
Royal Wootton Bassett and Outer Lyneham - 11 cases (down 8) rolling rate 84.7
Shrivenham, Watchfield and Uffington - eight cases (down four) rolling rate 60.4
Eldene and Dorcan - 12 cases (no change) rolling rate 147.7
Upper Stratton - 14 cases (up three) rolling rate 151.2
Westlea and Shaw - fewer than three cases
Kingshill and Okus - 14 cases (up four) rolling rate 161.7
Abbey Park - 15 cases (down six) rolling rate 184
Haydon Wick - 10 cases (up two) rolling rate 150.4
Lawn and East Wichel - 11 cases (up two) rolling rate 120.2
Freshbrook North and Grange Park - fewer than three
Cricklade and Ashton Keynes - eight cases (no change) rolling rate 122.6
Covingham - six cases (down one) rolling rate 72.1
Freshbrook South and Toothill – three cases (down three) rolling rate 46.5
Penhill - 16 cases (down four) rolling rate 251.7
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