The latest Covid-19 test results show that cases in Test Valley are continuing to decline, with falls in case numbers across most areas of Andover. In the week leading up to January 22, Test Valley recorded 394 cases, a decrease of 75 from the week before, with a rolling rate of 312.3 cases per 100,000 people. Test Valley is also broken into smaller geographic areas, known as MSOAs, or Middle Layer Super Output Areas, which are smaller, postcode-linked areas that are used for a range of government statistics. Breaking down the cases over the week up to January 22 by area, many of the MSOAs recorded falls in the number of cases in their area, though overall numbers remained high in some areas.
THE areas with the lowest infection rates of coronavirus in Test Valley have been revealed. The overall rate for the borough still remains high, but cases have been decreasing since the week ending on January 13. According to a map on the government coronavirus dashboard, in the week to January 20, when the latest figures were available, Andover London Road and East Anton had the highest number of cases in the borough with 101 and a weekly rolling rate of 595.3 cases per 100,000 people. The interactive tool breaks down infections in England into small areas with a population of around 7,200 called Super Middle Output Areas (MSOAs).