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The three areas in the Bristol region with the highest covid rates
Most of the region continues to have low numbers of cases
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Three areas in Bristol are now recording infection rates above 50 per 100,000, according to the latest government figures.
In comparison, just under a week ago, all the neighbourhoods in the city were recording rates below 50.
Highridge, in south Bristol, is recording the city s highest rate (66.1) after four covid cases were recorded in the seven days to May 13.
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All the neighbourhoods in Bristol are now recording infection rates below 50 per 100,000, latest government figures show.
It is the first time this has happened since November - the earliest data currently available.
The news comes ahead of the next step of lockdown easing next Monday (May 17), when indoor hospitality will be able to reopen, people will be able to meet outdoors in groups of up to 30 people and six people or two households will be able to meet indoors.
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The Government housing agency that now owns a big greenfield site in Bristol has said it still has ‘future plans’ for the location, despite Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees promising it will never be developed.