Covid19 cases pillar 1 and pillar 2 CONFIRMED

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Covid-19 cases – pillar 1 and pillar 2 CONFIRMED CASES • 148 new lab-confirmed

Covid-19 cases – pillar 1 and pillar 2 CONFIRMED CASES • 148 new lab-confirmed Covid-19 cases were detected in Cambridgeshire (95) and Peterborough (53) in the latest reporting week, 21 -27 Sept. This is 46 more than the previous reporting week. • The cumulative rate of Covid-19 cases per 100, 000 population in Peterborough (903. 8) remain statistically significantly higher than the national rate (689. 9). Incidence rate of Covid-19 cases per 100, 000 residents CONFIRMED CASES - TREND The 7 day rolling average of confirmed cases for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough remains lower than the peak in Covid -19 cases in late April/early May. Confirmed cases have increased in Cambridge (+13), East Cambridgeshire (+4), Huntingdonshire (+10) and South Cambridgeshire (+9) compared to the previous week. Cambridgeshire as a whole (+32) and Peterborough (+14) also had an increase in the latest reporting week. Source: PHE, https: //coronavirus. data. gov. uk/ data extracted Wednesday 30 September Slides produced by PHI, 01 October 2020

Covid-19 and all-cause mortality ONS reporting Week 38 (ending Friday 18 September 2020): DEATHS

Covid-19 and all-cause mortality ONS reporting Week 38 (ending Friday 18 September 2020): DEATHS • • • 3 Covid-19 related deaths occurred in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough in ONS reporting week 38. All three deaths occurred in a care home setting. There were 95 all-cause deaths in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough (down from 107 in week 37). At a district level, Fenland (+2) and Huntingdonshire (+4) had an increase in all-cause deaths compared to the previous week; Cambridge and East Cambridgeshire’s allcause deaths remain static to the previous week, and South Cambridgeshire (-15) showed a decrease. EXCESS DEATHS • • The number of all-cause deaths is below the 2014 -18 average in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, and all districts for week 38. The number of all-cause deaths in care homes is below the 2014 -18 average in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. Numbers are above the 5 year average in East Cambridgeshire, Fenland, and similar in South Cambridgeshire in week 38. Source: ONS, provided by PHE (death occurrences) DEATH TRENDS – Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Please note the y-axis on the charts have different values ALL-CAUSE DEATHS COVID-19 RELATED DEATHS Source: ONS, published 29 September Slides produced by PHI, 01 October 2020