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Updated these dashboards this morning (as I do every Friday when new data is available). Shows Covid-19 cases against historic student population for very small areas - and campus locations.
Here's Manchester:
Updated these dashboards this morning (as I do every Friday when new data is available). Shows Covid-19 cases against historic student population for very small areas - and campus locations.
Here's Manchester:
Yes, that's an area of a few streets with 13 confirmed Covid cases (up from 8 last week) with more than 3,500 students living in it.
Your regular reminder that your university should be publishing data like this - not me.
Here's the Coventry local authority area. One space covering a few roads - nearly 7,000 students, one large campus, 20 Covid cases (!)
Here's the Coventry local authority area. One space covering a few roads - nearly 7,000 students, one large campus, 20 Covid cases (!)
These are LSOAs - lower super output areas. Just 1,000 to 3,000 residents. The smallest areas in regular data publication use.
But, to be clear:
