Number of people in Leicester tested for Covid-19 (PCR tests only) in previous seven days by specimen date and 7 day Covid-19 positivity (%).Please note automatic updates of this dataset was discontinued on 4th December 2023.

Covid-19 positive tests: rolling 7-day rate per 100,000 population and number by age band.Please note automatic updates to this dataset was discontinued on the 8th December 2023.

Daily Coronavirus (Covid-19) positive tests in Leicester City Council and surrounding districts.Data for the most recent 4-5 days is likely to be incomplete.Please note automatic updates to this dataset were discontinued on 12th December 2023.

The participating towns in this effort included Grafton, Holden, Leicester, Millbury, Shrewsbury, West Boylston, and the City of Worcester. This file is no longer updated and is categorized as a legacy dataset.Serology vs Antibody testing: Serology testing looks for the presence of COVID-19 antibodies in the bloodstream which means the person has been exposed to the virus about 2 weeks or more before the test.Date fields: Date fields are displayed in the table with data type string. The string data type is typically used to represent text. All date information is accurate but will sort as text in the online table. Use the download feature if you would like to sort by date.Informing Worcester is the City of Worcester's open data portal where interested parties can obtain public information at no cost.

Coronavirus (Covid-19) positive tests in Leicester.Please note automatic updates to this dataset were discontinued on 9th December 2023.

Breakdown of numbers of applications, split between Main Scheme and Discretionary, Child scheme, rejections, approvals and awaiting assessment.

The population data that is used to calculate the rate per 100,000 are:Age 0 to 17 - 84,082Age 18 to 21 - 31,191Age 22 to 59 - 179,947Age 60 plus - 59,004Leicester total - 354,224The population figures are from ONS Mid Year Estimates 2019.

Identifies the number of claims split between declared genders of male and female.

Identifies headline reasons and numbers for the claims that were rejected along with whether it was a main or discretionary scheme application.

Daily Covid-19 positive tests and Covid-19 seven day positive test rate per 100,000 population (ONS 2019 mid year estimates) for Leicester and England.Note: Automatic updates to this dataset was discontinued on 9th December 2023.

Covid-19 positive tests: weekly number and rate per 100,000 population by broad age band. Data is updated weekly and previous week data is subject to change when data is refreshed.The population data that is used to calculate the rate per 100,000 are:Age 0 to 17 - 84,082Age 18 to 21 - 31,191Age 22 to 59 - 179,947Age 60 plus - 59,004Leicester total - 354,224The population figures are from ONS Mid Year Estimates 2019.

Positiva covid-19-tester: veckoantal och andel per 100 000 invånare per bred åldersgrupp. Uppgifterna uppdateras varje vecka och föregående vecka kan ändras när uppgifterna uppdateras.De befolkningsdata som används för att beräkna frekvensen per 100 000 är:Ålder 0 till 17–84,082Ålder 18 till 21–31,191Ålder 22 till 59–179,947Ålder 60 plus – 59,004Leicester totalt – 354,224Befolkningssiffrorna är från ONS Mid Year Estimates 2019.

Identifying in which MSOA (Middle Super Output Area) the applicant lives.

Identifying in which parliamentary constituency the applicant lives.

Identifying amount spent as a % against budget for main scheme and discretionary scheme.

Identifier dans quelle salle du conseil vit le requérant.

Ermittlung, in welchem MSOA (Middle Super Output Area) der Antragsteller lebt.

Identifying whether applicant is employed or self-employed.

Identifies the number of working days taken to process applications.