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24
Dec 2020

A further 32 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed today as the Harrogate district heads into Christmas.
It takes the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic to 4,090.
The district still has the lowest seven-day average rate of infection in North Yorkshire, with 86 infections per 100,000 people.
The seven-day average for North Yorkshire is 142. It is 353 for England.
The R number, which refers to the rate at which the virus spreads in the community, has risen to 0.9 in the Harrogate district.
This means every 10 people infected will pass on the virus to nine people.
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