Latest Stats

[SteveH]

THERE have been 83 new cases of coronavirus recorded in Wales today.
The latest update from Public Health Wales on Wednesday, June 2, shows there have now been 212,879 cases recorded in Wales since the start of the pandemic.

There were no additional covid-related deaths anywhere in Wales recorded.
Of the new cases, 25 were recorded in the Betsi Cadwalader Heath Board region. The region had the highest number of new cases in Wales.
Anglesey - 0
Conwy - 10
Denbighshire - 3
Flintshire - 10
Gwynedd - 1
Wrexham - 1

The seven-day rolling rate of infection in Wales is now 7.7 cases per 100,000 people. In North Wales, Wrexham, Conwy, Denbighshire and Gwynedd have higher rates.
Cases per 100,000 people:
Anglesey - 1.4
Conwy - 18.8
Denbighshire - 10.4
Flintshire - 6.4
Gwynedd - 10.4
Wrexham - 13.2


PHW summary
Conwy
3,350.6 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,927 confirmed
Testing episodes:       73,899  (63,052 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.3%

BCUHB
5,041.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,267 confirmed
Testing episodes:       437,036  (62,473 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       8.1%

[SteveH]

THERE have been 49 new cases of coronavirus recorded in Wales today.

The latest update from Public Health Wales on Thursday, June 3, shows there have now been 212,928 cases recorded in Wales since the start of the pandemic in 2020.

There were no additional covid-related deaths anywhere in Wales recorded.

Of the new cases, 9 were recorded in the Betsi Cadwalader Heath Board region.

Anglesey - 0
Conwy - 3
Denbighshire - 2
Flintshire - 0
Gwynedd - 4
Wrexham - 0

Public Health Wales, Conwy County Borough Council and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board are urging people living in the Llandudno Junction, Llandudno and Penrhyn Bay areas of North Wales to be alert for Coronavirus symptoms and to take a test as soon as possible even if they have no symptoms.

The call comes after a further 35 confirmed or presumptive cases of the variant of concern first identified in India, VOC-21APR-02, were found in the area over the Bank Holiday weekend.

PHW summary
Conwy
3,353.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,930 confirmed
Testing episodes:       74,023  (63,158 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.3%

BCUHB
5,042.6 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,276 confirmed
Testing episodes:       437,772  (62,578 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       8.1%

[SteveH]

Public Health Wales figures released on Friday (June 4) show that 24 new cases have been confirmed in the region in the latest 24 hour period.

Conwy, where people have been told to get tested due to a cluster of cases locally of the Indian variant, recorded seven new daily cases.

The county now has the highest infection rate in Wales.

Anglesey - 4
Conwy - 7
Denbighshire - 0
Flintshire - 2
Gwynedd - 9
Wrexham - 2

PHW summary
Conwy
 3,359.1 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,937 confirmed
Testing episodes:       74,269  (63,368 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.3%

BCUHB
5,046.0 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,300 confirmed
Testing episodes:       438,896  (62,739 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       8.0%

[SteveH]

A further 15 cases of coronavirus have been reported across North Wales, according to the latest update from Public Health Wales on Sunday (June 6).

The new positive tests bring the total number of cases in the region to 35,315 since the start of the pandemic

Public Health Wales is no longer publishing daily figures on Saturdays, so the data published today covers the 24-hour period up to 9am on Friday.

Across the whole of Wales, 92 new cases were recorded, bringing the total number in the country to 213,091 since the start of the pandemic.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 15 new cases - total 35,315

Anglesey : 2 new cases - total 2,320
Conwy: 5 new cases - total 3,942
Denbighshire: 1 new case - total 4,359
Flintshire: 4 new cases - total 9,680
Gwynedd: 3 new case - total 3,453
Wrexham: 0 new cases - total 11,561

PHW summary
Conwy
3,363.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,942 confirmed
Testing episodes:       74,661  (63,702 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.3%

BCUHB
5,048.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,315 confirmed
Testing episodes:       439,993  (62,896 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       8.0%

[SteveH]

Another 19 cases of coronavirus have been reported across North Wales, according to the latest update from Public Health Wales on Monday (June 7).

The new positive tests bring the total number of cases in the region to 35,334 since the start of the pandemic.

Public Health Wales is no longer publishing daily figures on Saturdays, so the lag in data means today's update covers the 48-hour period up to 9am on Sunday.

This means numbers reported on Mondays are likely to be around double the usual 24-hour figures.

Across the whole of Wales, 75 new cases were recorded, bringing the total number in the country to 213,166 since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile Conwy had the country's highest weekly infection rate - 30.7 - in the seven days up to June 2.
It was more than three times the national rate, which was 9.4 per 100,000 people for the same period. The rate for the whole of Wales includes cases where a location could not be determined, but excludes those resident outside Wales.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 19 new cases - total 35,334

Anglesey : 1 new case - total 2,321
Conwy: 5 new cases - total 3,947
Denbighshire: 2 new cases - total 4,361
Flintshire: 5 new cases - total 9,685
Gwynedd: 3 new cases - total 3,456
Wrexham: 3 new cases - total 11,564

PHW summary
Conwy
3,367.7 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,947 confirmed
Testing episodes:       75,097  (64,074 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.3%

BCUHB
5,050.9 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,334 confirmed
Testing episodes:       441,682  (63,137 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       8.0%

[Hugo]

I don't know if this statement was in those reports Steve but it's quite important.

Despite a lag in the figures, latest data appear to show Llandudno Junction North & Deganwy as the epicentre of the outbreak  We don't seem to get much info about this Indian variant on the Welsh TV news, perhaps if it happened in South Wales we would have heard more.

[SteveH]

Hugo, sometimes on a Saturday we get a postcode breakdown, I will check this weekend and post results if any.

[DVT]

I did hear something that they had traced the 35 cases reported and found they were all people who had returned from outside UK.  Yet nothing said about where they were from so that we could avoid people we know who had been there - that would help to stop spreading the problem.
Presumably not PC to do so.

[Hugo]

 latest data appear to show Llandudno Junction North & Deganwy as the epicentre of the outbreak

I know a lot of Cowboys in that area but don't know any Indians         

[DVT]

Don't know where they draw the boundaries of Llandudno Junction ... I am just to the west side of Narrow Lane, so probably in LJ East !!!

[SteveH]

A little more information on numbers , but not virus type.

This data was first released on Monday, June 7. It provides the numbers for areas with an average of 7,000 people, called middle super output areas (MSOA).

The data shows there are 12 places in Wales with more than 50 cases per 100,000 of population and none where the figure exceeds 100.

The areas with the most cases:

Llandudno Junction North and Deganwy, Conwy - 83.2
Glyn and Pontyberem, Carmarthenshire - 82.6
Llandudno Junction South and Llasanffraid Glan Conwy, Conwy - 81.8
Neath Abbey, Neath Port Talbot - 68.4
Church Village East & Tonteg, Rhondda Cynon Taf - 62.9
Sketty, Swansea - 62.9
Maendy, Newport - 62.6
Old Colwyn and Llanddulas, Conwy - 57.8
Llandudno Town and Gogarth, Conwy - 56.4
Cathays North, Cardiff - 53
Upper Colwyn Bay, Conwy - 52.7
Victoria and Somerton, Newport - 50.6                                               

ref https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/health/coronavirus-covid-19-wales-cases-20760889?IYA-reg=49560bcd-5a9c-47f0-8fc5-ba2e71710589

[SteveH]

Just four cases of coronavirus have been reported across NW

The new positive tests bring the total number of cases in the region to 35,338 since the start of the pandemic.

Across the whole of Wales, 22 new cases were recorded, bringing the total number in the country to 213,188 since the start of the pandemic.

However Public Health Wales has warned to expect an increase in the number of new positive cases in the next few days as a backlog of results is processed, it said it had identified "data flow issues" affecting test results processed between June 5 and 7.

Meanwhile Conwy continued to have the country's highest weekly infection rate - now 27.3 - in the seven days up to June 3.

The national rate has risen to 10.4 per 100,000 people for the same period. The rate for the whole of Wales includes cases where a location could not be determined, but excludes those resident outside Wales

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 4 new cases - total 35,338

Anglesey : 1 new case - total 2,322
Conwy: 2 new cases - total 3,949
Denbighshire: 0 new cases - total 4,361
Flintshire: 1 new case - total 9,686
Gwynedd: 0 new cases - total 3,456
Wrexham: 0 new cases - total 11,564

Seven-day infection rates across North Wales up to June 3 (as of Tuesday's update)
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

Anglesey: 7.1 (down from 8.6)
Conwy: 27.3 (down from 30.7)
Denbighshire: 13.6 (down from 14.6)
Flintshire: 14.1 (no change)
Gwynedd: 16.9 (up from 14.5)
Wrexham: 6.6 (down from 8.1)

PHW summary
Conwy
3,369.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,949 confirmed
Testing episodes:       75,149  (64,119 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.3%

BCUHB
5,051.5 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,338 confirmed
Testing episodes:       441,979  (63,180 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       8.0%

[SteveH]

A further 62 cases of coronavirus have been reported across North Wales, according to Wednesday's (June 9) update from Public Health Wales.

The total is a huge leap from the four recorded yesterday, and was the biggest increase out of all Welsh health boards today.

Conwy saw the most new cases, with 27, while there were single figure rises in all other North Wales counties.

Across the whole of Wales, 223 new cases were recorded - up from just 22 yesterday - bringing the total number in the country to 213,411 since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile Conwy still had the country's highest weekly infection rate - up to 30.7 - in the seven days up to June 4.
The national rate increased to 11.2 per 100,000 people for the same period.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 62 new cases - total 35,400

Anglesey : 3 new cases - total 2,325
Conwy: 27 new cases - total 3,976
Denbighshire: 8 new cases - total 4,369
Flintshire: 9 new cases - total 9,695
Gwynedd: 7 new cases - total 3,463
Wrexham: 8 new cases - total 11,572

Seven-day infection rates across North Wales up to June 4 (as of Wednesday's update)
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

Anglesey: 10.0 (up from 7.1)
Conwy: 30.7 (up from 27.3)
Denbighshire: 13.6 (no change)
Flintshire: 14.1 (no change)
Gwynedd: 16.9 (no change)
Wrexham: 7.4 (up from 6.6)

PHW summary
Conwy
3,392.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,976 confirmed
Testing episodes:       75,822  (64,693 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.2%

BCUHB
5,060.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,400 confirmed
Testing episodes:       444,236  (63,502 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       8.0%

[SteveH]

The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in North Wales has increased by 35, according to the latest daily figures from Public Health Wales.

Figures continue to show a steady growth in coronavirus cases in the BCUHB area, amid ongoing concerns about the Delta variant first detected in India.
The statistics come as a further coronavirus-related death was recorded in Wales.

Across Wales as a whole, Thursday's announcement (June 10) said there had been 103 new cases of the virus detected in the latest 24 hour period.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 35 new cases - total 35,435

Anglesey : 3 new cases - total 2,328
Conwy: 10 new cases - total 3,986
Denbighshire: 9 new cases - total 4,378
Flintshire: 4 new cases - total 9,699
Gwynedd: 6 new cases - total 3,469
Wrexham: 3 new cases - total 11,575

One new coronavirus-related death was recorded in the latest figures in Wales, with the total going up to 5,571.
A total of 948 people have died in the Betsi Cadwaladr health board area since the pandemic began. This is the same as the previous figures.

PHW Summary
Conwy
3,400.9 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,986 confirmed
Testing episodes:       76,115  (64,943 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.2%

BCUHB
5,065.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,435 confirmed
Testing episodes:       445,473  (63,679 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       8.0%

[SteveH]

The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in North Wales has increased by 38, according to the latest daily figures from Public Health Wales.

Figures continue to show a steady growth in coronavirus cases in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area, amid ongoing concerns about the Delta variant first detected in India.

The statistics come as no further coronavirus-related deaths were recorded in Wales.

Across Wales as a whole, Friday's announcement (June 11) said there had been 118 new cases of the virus detected in the latest 24 hour period.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 38 new cases - total 35,437

Anglesey : 2 new cases - total 2,330
Conwy: 4 new cases - total 3,990
Denbighshire: 15 new cases - total 4,393
Flintshire: 6 new cases - total 9,705
Gwynedd: 4 new cases - total 3,473
Wrexham: 7 new cases - total 11,582

Seven-day infection rates across North Wales up to June 6 (as of Friday's update)
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

Anglesey: 14.3 (up from 10.0)
Conwy: 34.1 (up from 30.7)
Denbighshire: 13.6 (no change)
Flintshire: 13.5 (down from 14.1)
Gwynedd: 19.3 (up from 16.9)
Wrexham: 8.8 (up from 7.4)

No further coronavirus-related deaths were recorded in the latest figures in Wales, with the total remaining up to 5,571.

PHW summary
Conwy
3,404.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,990 confirmed
Testing episodes:       76,370  (65,160 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       5.2%

BCUHB
5,070.8 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       35,473 confirmed
Testing episodes:       446,754  (63,862 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       7.9%