StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: 7-day average

Period up to late May (prior to the Bank Holiday) showing the actual deaths against the 5-year average. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Begining to see increases in the number of new cases, mainly the 'Indian' variant. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Increasing take up of vaccinations as the prospect of a Third Wave becomes evident. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

The death rate is still remaining low, but not yet zero ... Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

The rate of vaccinations has picked up slightly, again. Largely in response to increasing cases of the 'Indian' variant and the opening up of appointment slots to younger aged cohorts. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Apart from the "new cases" figures, all the other statistics are heading in the right direction, eg only 1 death reported. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

ONS sourced estimates for prople testing positive for covid-19 between July 2020 and May 2021. Note the addintions of data from Scotland & Northern Ireland in 2020. Also the affect of the weak, second lockdown in reducing (or rather delaying) the development of the Second Wave. The growth rate appears very similar before and after the November 2020 lockdown. By the start of May 2021, infections are starting to rise again. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Between May and June 2021, hospital admissions in these two area are largely resulting from infections with the 'Indian' variant. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Vaccine take-up rates for the 70+ age cohort, listed by ethnic group. These rates are better than for the over 50s, but then it is possible that some of these younger groups may be having trouble accessing the vaccination services. Nor have jabs been available to the younger people for as long as they have for the older groups. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

A distinct uptick in new cases, primarily of infections with the 'Indian' variant. Note that the base rate of cases around April 2021 was not as low as was achieved in the summer of 2020. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Vaccination rates for the over 50 age cohorts in England [prior to 9th June 2021]. Still showing the disparities of low or very low uptake in certain ethnic groups. Various measures are being implemented to try overcoming this vaccine hesitency. Ranging from the use of role models and celebrities to having "pop-up" centres in shops, community and religious buildings are all being used. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Further modelling, for an un-named "variant of concern" after Step3 of the UK's unlocking roadmap with varying levels of greater transmissibility. Shows how the peaks are reduced and delayed for the less transmissible models. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Vaxxing progressing steadily. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Vaxx progeamme going well, deaths very low, fewer people in hospital - all good signs. The only bad thing is the increases in new cases, as infections with the 'Indian' variant begin to spread. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Stubbornly staying level, maybe even a slight increase, due to the presence of hot-spots of infections with the "Indian" variant. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Increasing numbers of second doses again, still with a significant quantity of first doses being administered. The latter is being driven largely by the presence of "Indian" variant cases in certain areas. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

164 "Covid deaths" in the week ending 25th May 2021. Note the markers for "Bank Holidays" as in the UK these public holidays result in many public (& private) operations being closed. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Seems to be a definite increase in "new cases" - probably due to the "Indian" variant. Everything else appears to be moving in the right directions - including the inpressive number of vaccinations. Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information