Milton Keynes' coronavirus hotspots according to Public Health England's figures
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Monday's figures (October 19) show there have been a total of 1,588 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Milton Keynes.
Here is a breakdown of where the confirmed cases were recorded up to Wednesday, October 14 - according to Public Health England:
Bradwell Common - four cases
Denbigh - four cases
Bletchley East - three cases
Bletchley South - 10 cases
Newton Longville and Great Horwood - nine cases
Bletchley West - eight cases
Loughton - three cases
Central Milton Keynes & Newlands - five cases
Broughton, Middleton & Kents Hill - 25 cases
Bow Brickhill and Woburn Sands - four cases
Walnut Tree and Tilbrook - seven cases
Newport Pagnell North - three cases
Newport Pagnell South - eight cases
Bletchley North West - five cases
Westcroft and Shenley Brook End - seven cases
Shenley Wood & Grange Farm - 19 cases
Furzton - four cases
Eaglestone and Fishermead - three cases
Oldbrook and Coffee Hall - five cases
Great Linford and Giffard Park - eight cases
Willen and Downhead Park - four cases
Hanslope, Castlethorpe & Sherington - seven cases
Olney and Lavendon - seven cases
Wolverton and New Bradwell - five cases
Stony Stratford and Old Wolverton - six cases
Stacey Bushes and Fullers Slade - four cases
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Hide AdOn Monday, October 12, in an effort to address the rising infection rates, the Prime Minister introduced the three-tier system for local lockdowns, which means different parts of England have been placed into different categories.
Areas in England will now be labelled as medium, high or very high risk, depending on their infection rates, which will inform the “appropriate interventions” needed in each area.
Milton Keynes has been ranked in the "medium" tier, which means residents have to continue to abide by the 10pm curfew for bars, pubs and restaurants, and gatherings of more than six people are banned, apart from some settings such as funerals and weddings.
The figures can be found on the official UK government website for data and insights on coronavirus - coronavirus-staging.data.gov.uk.