North East Covid Cases/Deaths - Any Graphs ?

[Tommy_Dickfingers]

Been looking online and you can find ones for the North East as a region but are there any that show the individual areas.

I'm curious to see the trends for Middlesbrough, Hartlepool etc

 

[bear66]

Been looking online and you can find ones for the North East as a region but are there any that show the individual areas.

I'm curious to see the trends for Middlesbrough, Hartlepool etc

You can see cases graphs by navigating cases- local authority- council at Here

Stockton below


Deaths data only available there as the latest cumulative figure by local authority.

North East

 

[Tommy_Dickfingers]

Thanks.

Noticed the cases aren't as up to date as the daily counts.

 

[bear66]

Thanks.

Noticed the cases aren't as up to date as the daily counts.

Not sure why but you're right. There were 119 cases in Stockton yesterday and over 100 the day before.

It's possible the graphs are on the day the test was taken rather than the daily reported figures which means the last few bars will increase with time.

EDIT - looking at the data behind the graphs, that's what is happening. There is only one case for 12 October, but that will rise.

 

[Tommy_Dickfingers]

Cheers.

Just from reading the daily figures for Teesside the last few days, obviously Stockton is still climbing quickly but my gut feeling was that Middlesbrough & Hartlepool were starting to flatten a little (hopefully !!!).

 

[bear66]

Cheers.

Just from reading the daily figures for Teesside the last few days, obviously Stockton is still climbing quickly but my gut feeling was that Middlesbrough & Hartlepool were starting to flatten a little (hopefully !!!).

Middlesbrough flat. Hartlepool was falling but a big rise today.

 

[T_A_D]

Cheers.

Just from reading the daily figures for Teesside the last few days, obviously Stockton is still climbing quickly but my gut feeling was that Middlesbrough & Hartlepool were starting to flatten a little (hopefully !!!).

Absolutely flat. Like London. It is through. Peak was in March, last knockings in the North now. I know a consultant in James Cook and its fine. A friend in Leeds and they were busy but nothing crazy for this time of the year.

Yet we have the media, SAGE, the government, and even the opposition hyping ridiculous scare stories based on nothing.

Hopefully this whole sorry charade will come crashing down. One of the mathematicians involved in the scare modeling yesterday has now come out and admitted the error.

The deception will collapse when enough of the public realise, hopefully quickly.

 

[Corcaigh_the_Cat]

I talked to a consultant in James Cook last week, she asked me to shield for a fortnight and have a test this Friday pre-op.

It's still out there.