Where Covid cases are rising and falling in Oldham and Tameside

The map displays weekly Public Health England data, which is updated daily.

The figures show new cases for the seven days to June 11.

Werneth had the highest number of weekly cases at 32 (up 26), followed by Hathershaw with 29 weekly cases (up 22) and Alexandra Park with 24 cases (up 19).

In total only six areas out of 36 saw a drop in cases.

A study commissioned by the Government found infections increased 50 per cent between May 3 and June 7,with cases highest in the North West, coinciding with the rise of the Delta coronavirus variant which was first detected in India and is now dominant in the UK.

Below is a list of areas with the number of weekly cases and in brackets the change from the previous week:

Alexandra Park – 24 (up 19)

Oldham Town North – 21 (up 11)

Royton South East – nine (down one)

Royton South West – 10 (up five)

Royton East & Cowlishaw –13 (up 10)

Royton North –16 (up 13)

Clough & Shaw Side –six (down one)

Shaw & Crompton –13(up two)

Wood End – 12 (up six)

Moorside & Sholver – eight (down one)

Oldham Town South – 12 (up six)

Busk – 15 (up eight)

Waterhead – 15 (up eight)

Werneth – 32 (up 26)

Chadderton Central – 21 (up three)

Chadderton South East -nine (up two)

Chadderton South West – 10 ( down four)

Chadderton North – five (up two)

Hathershaw – 29 (up 22)

Failsworth East – 15 (up five)

Failsworth West – 15 (up eight)

Failsworth South – 15 (up 13)

Lime Side & Garden Suburb – 22 (up 11)

Salem – 13 (up eight)

Alt – 12 (sup nine)

Ashton North – Four (down one)

Ashton Waterloo – 17 (up 10)

Ashton Central – 16 (up four)

Ashton East – Seven (up one)

Smallshaw – 13 (up five)

Mossley – 20 (up 13)

Greenfield & Uppermill –11 (up eight)

New Delph, Dobcross & Austerlands – Four (up two)

Diggle, Delph & Denshaw – Six (up four)

Springhead & Grasscroft – Eight (up one)

Lees & Hey – Four (down two)