The figures show the total number of confirmed cases as reported by Public Health England since the start of the pandemic. In this view, Local Authorities with larger populations will tend to have more cases.
The date shown at the top is the most recent date for any area in the data and does not necessarily apply to every Local Authority. Click on a specific area to see when it was last updated.
The figures show the total number of confirmed cases (per 100,000 residents) as reported by Public Health England since the start of the pandemic. This view accounts for differences in population between each Local Authority.
The date shown at the top is the most recent date for any area in the data and does not necessarily apply to every Local Authority. Click on a specific area to see when it was last updated.
We calculate a 7-day rolling average (3 days each side of the day in question) of the daily confirmed cases data from Public Health England. This smooths out day-to-day variations and weekend effects. We are using lab-confirmed cases which are dated by when the test was actually done rather than when the result comes in. That means they can take time to process and report. From experience, we ignore the most recent 5 days in the data; after around 5 days the values seem to be much closer to their "final" values and are therefore more reliable.
Click on a specific area to see when it was last updated.
We are using lab-confirmed cases which are dated by when the test was actually done rather than when the result comes in. That means they can take time to process and report. From experience, we ignore the most recent 5 days in the data and calculate the total for the week leading up to that point.
The date shown at the top is the most recent date for any area in the data and does not necessarily apply to every Local Authority. Click on a specific area to see when it was last updated.
We are using lab-confirmed cases which are dated by when the test was actually done rather than when the result comes in. That means they can take time to process and report. From experience, we ignore the most recent 5 days in the data and calculate the total for the week leading up to that point.
The date shown at the top is the most recent date for any area in the data and does not necessarily apply to every Local Authority. Click on a specific area to see when it was last updated.
The data from ONS only cover England and Wales. It includes all deaths registered from the start of 2020 up to 2021-06-11 as a number per 100,000 people.
The data from ONS only cover England and Wales. This view includes all deaths registered as being due to COVID-19 from the start of 2020 up to 2021-06-11 as a number per 100,000 people.
This shows the percentage of deaths registered as being COVID-19 compared to all deaths. The data from ONS only cover England and Wales. It includes all deaths registered from the start of 2020 up to 2021-06-11. It does not show "excess deaths" - that requires comparison with previous years for which we do not have access to the same level of granularity.
HMRC publish breakdown by county, district, or unitary authority for individuals with Self-Employment Income Support Scheme claims made up to 31 May 2020. We have used 2019 Local Authorities. We have manually changed the code for Buckinghamshire UA from E06000060 to E10000002 and split the value between Aylesbury Vale, Chiltern, South Bucks and Wycombe.
HMRC publish breakdown by county, district, or unitary authority for individuals with Self-Employment Income Support Scheme claims made up to 31 May 2020. We have used 2019 Local Authorities. We have manually changed the code for Buckinghamshire UA from E06000060 to E10000002 and used this value for Aylesbury Vale, Chiltern, South Bucks and Wycombe.
HMRC publish breakdown by county, district, or unitary authority for individuals with Self-Employment Income Support Scheme claims made up to 31 May 2020. We have used 2019 Local Authorities. We have manually changed the code for Buckinghamshire UA from E06000060 to E10000002 and split the value between Aylesbury Vale, Chiltern, South Bucks and Wycombe.
This comes from HMRC Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme statistics as of August 2020. HMRC publish a breakdown by county, district, or unitary authority. The figures for Westminster and City of London are combined in the raw data so have been duplicated here. The figures for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are combined in the raw data so are duplicated here.
This comes from HMRC Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme statistics as of August 2020. HMRC publish a breakdown by county, district, or unitary authority. The figures for Westminster and City of London are combined in the raw data so have been duplicated here. The figures for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are combined in the raw data so are duplicated here.
This visualisation only includes grants published under the 360Giving standard and then only if a local authority area is given. Therefore this map includes £903.3M of grants from the 360Giving data. A further £0.00 of grants without areas are not included on this map.
360Giving includes grants if the terms "covid", "coronavirus", "pandemic" or "cv19" are used somewhere in the grant description, title, classification or grant programme. This data is based on UK foundations reporting grants using the 360Giving Data Standard. It only includes grants awarded in British Pounds that have already been made (rather than amounts committed to grant programmes). Not all foundations publish their grants as open data, and some publishers do not immediately publish their latest data.
This visualisation only includes grants awarded by Arts Council England. The geography is based on the postcodes supplied by applicants in their applications to ACE. As ACE say:
"...in some cases this postcode will not align with where the organisation that is benefiting from the investment is based, and in other cases an applicant may have applied for funding that will benefit multiple organisations in various geographic areas"
This visualisation only includes grants awarded by Arts Council England. The geography is based on the postcodes supplied by applicants in their applications to ACE.
The per person figures are simply the total for a Local Authority divided by the number of people in that Local Authority. Obviously people may travel from further afield to enjoy theatres/museums etc so catchment areas may be much larger.
This visualisation shows the total amount of funding that Local Authorities received from a series of financial packages - from the UK Government - to assist with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Some funds are passed straight through to businesses and individuals rather than supporting local authority budgets; others are a mix of direct support and passed-through funding. Local authorities may also have received funding that is not listed here, because we do not have figures for every fund's individual allocations. These maps don't include funding that has been allocated to combined authorities or the Greater London Assembly.
This visualisation shows the per capita amount of funding that Local Authorities received from a series of financial packages - from the UK Government - to assist with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Some funds are passed straight through to businesses and individuals rather than supporting local authority budgets; others are a mix of direct support and passed-through funding. Local authorities may also have received funding that is not listed here, because we do not have figures for every fund's individual allocations. These maps don't include funding that has been allocated to combined authorities or the Greater London Assembly.
This visualisation shows the total amount of funding that Local Authorities received for individuals from a series of financial packages - from the UK Government - to assist with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Some funds are passed straight through to businesses and individuals rather than supporting local authority budgets; others are a mix of direct support and passed-through funding. Local authorities may also have received funding that is not listed here, because we do not have figures for every fund's individual allocations. These maps don't include funding that has been allocated to combined authorities or the Greater London Assembly.
