Latest Stats

[SteveH]

The latest figures from Public Health Wales show there have now been 127,375 positive coronavirus tests across the region since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Wales as a whole recorded another 22,317 coronavirus cases bringing the total during the pandemic to 668,473.

Wales recorded another 8 deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test, meaning the death toll now stands at 6,589. None of the new deaths were recorded in North Wales, leaving the regional total at 1,133.

Meanwhile, infection rates in Conwy have surged from 1,534.1 to 2,099.8 per 100,000 people - soaring above the national average of 1,986.5.

There have now been 2,491,285 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,304,792 people have been double-jabbed.
Additionally, there have been 51,449 third doses given out and 1,648,826 booster jabs.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 2,500 new cases - total 127,375

Anglesey: 116 new cases - total 10,690
Conwy: 390 new cases - total 19,216
Denbighshire: 314 new cases - total 18,695
Flintshire: 742 new cases - total 29,808
Gwynedd: 424 new cases - total 20,335
Wrexham: 514 new cases - total 28,629

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to December 30):

Anglesey: 1,1386.3 (up from 1,165.0)
Conwy: 2,099.8 (up from 1,534.1
Denbighshire: 1,780.6 (up from 1,499.5)
Flintshire: 1,921.2 (up from 1,411.3)
Gwynedd: 1,634.6 (up from 1,449.9)
Wrexham: 1,701.3 (up from 1,330.6)

[SteveH]

North Wales coronavirus infection rates continue to increase, in the region's counties as another 5,517 people tested positive.

The latest figures from Public Health Wales show there have now been 132,892 positive coronavirus tests across the region since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Wales as a whole recorded another 21,279 coronavirus cases bringing the total during the pandemic to 689,750.

Wales recorded another 10 deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test, meaning the death toll now stands at 6,599. Two of the new deaths were recorded in North Wales, leaving the regional total at 1,135.

There have now been 2,492,440 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,307,957 people have been double-jabbed.
Additionally, there have been 51,534 third doses given out and 1,667,192 booster jabs.

According to PHW, a third dose is given to people who have been immunosuppressed, meaning the two jabs may not have provided the same level of protection.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 5,517 new cases - total 132,892

Anglesey: 685 new cases - total 11,375
Conwy: 954 new cases - total 20,170
Denbighshire: 718 new cases - total 19,413
Flintshire: 1,244 new cases - total 31,051
Gwynedd: 880 new cases - total 21,215
Wrexham: 1,036 new cases - total 29,665

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to December 31):

Anglesey: 1,870.3 (up from 1,386.3)
Conwy: 2,288.3 up from 2,099.8
Denbighshire: 1,932.2 (up from 1,780.6)
Flintshire: 2,140.9 (up from 1,921.2)
Gwynedd: 1,872.2 (up from 1,634.6)
Wrexham: 1,925.6 (up from 1,701.3)

[SteveH]

Infection rates have increased across all North Wales counties as another 1,555 people tested positive.

The latest figures from Public Health Wales show there have now been 134,444 positive Covid-19 tests across the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Wales as a whole recorded another 9,213 coronavirus cases bringing the total during the pandemic to 698,962.

Wales recorded another six deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test, meaning the death toll now stands at 6,605. North Wales' total remains 1,135.

Locally, the largest increase in coronavirus cases came in Conwy, where there were another 344, bringing the total for the county to 20,514.

There have now been 2,493,502 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,311,284 people have been double-jabbed.

Additionally, there have been 51,710 third doses given out and 1,682,525 booster jabs.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 1,555 new cases - total 134,444

Anglesey: 133 new cases - total 11,508
Conwy: 344 new cases - total 20,514
Denbighshire: 248 new cases - total 19,661
Flintshire: 319 new cases - total 31,370
Gwynedd: 193 new cases - total 21,408
Wrexham: 318 new cases - total 29,983

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to January 1):

Anglesey: 1,938.8 (up from 1,870.3)
Conwy: 2,420.6 (up from 2,288.3)
Denbighshire: 2,023.1 (up from 1,932.2)
Flintshire: 2,268.4 (up from 2,140.9)
Gwynedd: 1,933.2 (up from 1,872.2)
Wrexham: 2,031.5 (up from 1,925.6)

[SteveH]

ALMOST 8,000 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported in Wales in the the latest update from Public Health Wales (PHW).

There were 7,915 new positive covid tests in the last 24 hour period in Wales.

It follows a total of 8,300 new cases of coronavirus confirmed throughout Wales for the 24 hour period on Thursday.

Sadly, 21 more people have died in Wales after testing positive for coronavirus.

A total of 38 people have died in Wales after a positive test since the start of 2022.

Of the new cases, 1,789 were here in North Wales.

The Betsi Cadwalader University Health Board region saw more new cases than any other in Wales.

Flintshire 486
Wrexham 428
Conwy 280
Gwynedd 213
Denbighshire 209
Angesey 173

The rate of infection in Wales is now 2,324.6 cases per 100,000 population.

In North Wales, Flintshire and Conwy have rates above the national average.

Covid infection rates:

Flintshire 2,340.8
Conwy 2,480.3
Wrexham 2,182.3
Denbighshire 2,122.3
Angesey 1,991.6
Gwynedd 1,945.2

[SteveH]

County seven-day infection rates per 100,000 people

Anglesey: 1,991.6 (up from 1,176.4 seven days ago)
Ceredigion: 1,807.6 (up from 1,272.4)
Conwy: 2,480.3 (up from 1,244.8
Denbighshire: 2,122.3 (up from 1,293.7)
Flintshire: 2,340.8 (up from 1,197.3)
Gwynedd: 1,945.2 (up from 1,285.3)
Powys: 1,811.5 (up from 798.1)
Wrexham: 2,182.3 (up from 1,095.9)

Conwy
Old Colwyn & Llanddulas: Jan 7 cases - 24; Week’s daily average - 28; Infection rate - 2,761.4
Llandudno Town & Gogarth: Jan 7 cases - 22; Week’s daily average - 26; Infection rate - 2,370.5
Conwy & Afon Roe: Jan 7 cases - 15; Week’s daily average - 17; Infection rate - 2,227.8
Llandudno South: Jan 7 cases - 21; Week’s daily average - 22; Infection rate - 2,812.3
Llandudno Junction South & Glan Conwy: Jan 7 cases - 23; Week’s daily average - 28; Infection rate - 3,038.6
Colwyn Bay North: Jan 7 cases - 23; Week’s daily average - 22; Infection rate - 2,708.4
Kinmel Bay & Towyn: Jan 7 cases - 12; Week’s daily average - 19; Infection rate - 1,975.8
Llanrwst & Betws-y-Coed: Jan 7 cases - 17; Week’s daily average - 28; Infection rate - 2,826.2
Llanfairfechan & Penmaenmawr: Jan 7 cases - 28; Week’s daily average - 27; Infection rate - 2,665.3
Upper Colwyn Bay: Jan 7 cases - 21; Week’s daily average - 27; Infection rate - 2,899.7
Penrhyn Bay: Jan 7 cases - 13; Week’s daily average - 20; Infection rate - 2,541.4
Abergele: Jan 7 cases - 14; Week’s daily average - 30; Infection rate - 2,355.8
Betws-yn-Rhos, Llangernyw & Llansannan: Jan 7 cases - 13; Week’s daily average - 18; Infection rate - 1,768.8
Llandudno Junction North & Deganwy: Jan 7 cases - 22; Week’s daily average - 29; Infection rate - 2,433.2
Rhos-on-Sea: Jan 7 cases - 12; Week’s daily average - 15; Infection rate - 1,730.4

ref Mr Drakeford
Since the start of 2022, there have been 38 deaths from Covid.
"As we have so often in these conferences, I just want to pause a moment to remember that figure of 38 is not just a number.
"They are people with friends and families who will no longer have those people in their midst."

[SteveH]

OVER 1,500 new cases of Covid-19 have been recorded in North Wales in the latest figures released by Public Health Wales (PHW).

Statistics released by PHW on Sunday, January 9, show that a total of 8,923 new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed throughout Wales.

1,517 of those were in North Wales and these can be broken down county-by-county to:

Anglesey - 121
Conwy - 300
Denbighshire - 176
Flintshire - 352
Gwynedd - 167
Wrexham - 401

Sadly, a further 8 deaths have also been recorded in the latest round of figures, meaning that a total of 6,634 deaths suspected to be linked to Covid-19 have been confirmed since records began.

Figures also show that 1,695,590 people in Wales have had their Covid-19 booster jab.

[SteveH]

OVER 3,000 new Covid-19 cases have been confirmed in North Wales.
Public Health Wales data released on Monday (January 10) shows that there were 3,002. new cases confirmed in the two counties in the 48-hour period between 9am on Friday and 9am on Sunday.

Anglesey - 354
Conwy - 585
Denbighshire - 369
Flintshire - 579
Gwynedd - 495
Wrexham - 620

As of January 2, there were 239 people being treated for Covid in North Wales hospitals - making up roughly 11 per cent of all inpatients.
The number of people being treated for the virus in North Wales hospitals has grown to the biggest number since January 2021 - during the second wave of the virus.

Sadly, a further 16 people who had tested Covid positive in the last 28 days died in Wales in the 48-hour reporting period. This takes Wales' total number of confirmed suspected Covid-related deaths to 6,650.

Over 1.7 million people in Wales have now had a Covid booster jab.

[SteveH]

Another Covid-related death has been recorded in North Wales - as another 416 people tested positive for the virus.

The latest figures from Public Health Wales published on Tuesday, January 11, show there have now been 141,167 positive Covid-19 tests across the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Wales as a whole recorded another 2,176 coronavirus cases bringing the total during the pandemic to 729,662

Wales saw another four deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test, meaning the death toll now stands at 6,654. North Wales' total is now 1,150.

There have now been 2,497,658 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,328,295 people have been double-jabbed.

Additionally, there have been 52,365 third doses given out and 1,740,099 booster jabs.

According to PHW, a third dose is given to people who have been immunosuppressed, meaning the two jabs may not have provided the same level of protection. It is designed to give people the same protection as they would otherwise have from two jabs.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 416 new cases - total 141,167

Anglesey: 33 new cases - total 12,189
Conwy: 69 new cases - total 21,747
Denbighshire: 64 new cases - total 20,479
Flintshire: 89 new cases - total 32,876
Gwynedd: 84 new cases - total 22,367
Wrexham: 77 new cases - total 31,508

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to January 6):

Anglesey: 1,680.4 (down from 1,823.
Conwy: 1,940.2 (down from 2,148.4)
Denbighshire: 1,660.5 (down from 1,902.9)
Flintshire: 1,884.0 (down from 2,105.7)
Gwynedd: 1,364.0 (down from 1,551.9)
Wrexham: 1,938.8 (down from 2,094.0)

[SteveH]

Two more people with Covid-19 have died in North Wales - as another 615 people tested positive for the virus.

The latest figures from Public Health Wales published on Wednesday (January 12) show there have now been 141,781 positive Covid-19 tests across the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Wales as a whole recorded another 2,886 coronavirus cases bringing the total during the pandemic to 732,548.

Wales saw another 14 deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test, meaning the national death toll now stands at 6,668. This included two in North Wales, taking the region's total to 1,152.

There have now been 2,498,417 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given in Wales, while 2,330,364 people have been double-jabbed.

Additionally, there have been 52,512 third doses given out and 1,749,752 booster jabs.

According to PHW, a third dose is given to people who have been immunosuppressed, meaning the two jabs may not have provided the same level of protection. It is designed to give people the same protection as they would otherwise have from two jabs.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 615 new cases - total 141,781

Anglesey: 71 new cases - total 12,260
Conwy: 96 new cases - total 21,843
Denbighshire: 74 new cases - total 20,553
Flintshire: 133 new cases - total 33,009
Gwynedd: 113 new cases - total 22,480
Wrexham: 128 new cases - total 31,636

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to January 7):

Anglesey: 1,489.1 (down from 1,680.4)
Conwy: 1,725.2 (down from 1,940.2)
Denbighshire: 1,478.6 (down from 1,660.5)
Flintshire: 1,659.8 (down from 1,884.0)
Gwynedd: 1,190.6 (down from 1,364.0)
Wrexham: 1,714.5 (down from 1,938.8

[SteveH]

Two more people with Covid-19 have died in North Wales - as another 652 people tested positive for the virus.

The latest figures from Public Health Wales published on Wednesday (January 12) show there have now been 142,433 positive Covid-19 tests across the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Wales as a whole recorded another 3,197 coronavirus cases bringing the total during the pandemic to 735,745.

Wales saw another 11 deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test, meaning the national death toll now stands at 6,679. This included two in North Wales, taking the region's total to 1,154.

There have now been 2,499,123 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given in Wales, while 2,332,336 people have been double-jabbed.

Additionally, there have been 52,666 third doses given out and 1,758,311 booster jabs.

According to PHW, a third dose is given to people who have been immunosuppressed, meaning the two jabs may not have provided the same level of protection. It is designed to give people the same protection as they would otherwise have from two jabs.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 652 new cases - total 142,433

Anglesey: 57 new cases - total 12,317
Conwy: 108 new cases - total 21,951
Denbighshire: 95 new cases - total 20,648
Flintshire: 127 new cases - total 33,136
Gwynedd: 67 new cases - total 22,547
Wrexham: 198 new cases - total 31,834

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to January 8

Anglesey: 1,429.1 (down from 1,489.1)
Conwy: 1,582.7 (down from 1,725.2)
Denbighshire: 1,372.1 (down from 1,478.6)
Flintshire: 1,525.3 (down from 1,659.8
Gwynedd: 1,129.6 (down from 1,190.6)
Wrexham: 1,624.0 (down from 1,714.5)

[SteveH]

THERE have been 2,864 new cases of coronavirus recorded on the day Wales has been given a road map to ease restrictions.

Sadly, in the latest Public Health Wales update, it was reported that four people had died in Wales after a positive Covid test.

Of the new cases, 625 were in North Wales. The counties with the highest numbers of new cases were Wrexham and Conwy.

New cases in the Betsi Cadwalader University Health Board region can be broken down to:

Anglesey 78
Conwy 127
Denbighshire 75
Flintshire 101
Gwynedd 87
Wrexham 157

The infection rate in Wales is now 1,274.2 cases per 100,000 members of the population.

[SteveH]

County seven-day infection rates per 100,000 people

Anglesey: 1,247.8 (down from 1,991.6 seven days ago)
Ceredigion: 802 (down from 1,807.6)
Conwy: 1,385.6 (down from 2,480.3)
Denbighshire: 1,151.6 (down from 2,122.3)
Flintshire: 1,310.7 (down from 2,340.8
Gwynedd: 987.5 (down from 1,945.2)
Powys: 1,107.7 (down from 1,811.5)
Wrexham: 1,366.6 (down from 2,182.3)

Conwy
Llandudno Town & Gogarth: Cases on Jan 14 - 19; Running total - 1,484; Week’s daily average - 15
Old Colwyn & Llanddulas: Cases on Jan 14 - 16; Running total - 1,781; Week’s daily average - 16
Llandudno Junction South & Glan Conwy: Cases on Jan 14 - 13; Running total - 1,410; Week’s daily average - 12
Llandudno Junction North & Deganwy: Cases on Jan 14 - 11; Running total - 1,486; Week’s daily average - 11
Penrhyn Bay: Cases on Jan 14 - 6; Running total - 1,200; Week’s daily average - 8
Rhos-on-Sea: Cases on Jan 14 - 7; Running total - 927; Week’s daily average - 8
Colwyn Bay North: Cases on Jan 14 - 11; Running total - 1,350; Week’s daily average - 14
Kinmel Bay & Towyn: Cases on Jan 14 - 7; Running total - 1,828; Week’s daily average - 10
Upper Colwyn Bay: Cases on Jan 14 - 5; Running total - 1,645; Week’s daily average - 13
Betws-yn-Rhos, Llangernyw & Llansannan: Cases on Jan 14 - 3; Running total - 1,270; Week’s daily average - 8
Llandudno South: Cases on Jan 14 - 11; Running total - 1,480; Week’s daily average - 15
Abergele: Cases on Jan 14 - 6; Running total - 2,100; Week’s daily average - 12
Llanrwst & Betws-y-Coed: Cases on Jan 14 - 3; Running total - 1,599; Week’s daily average - 12
Llanfairfechan & Penmaenmawr: Cases on Jan 14 - 6; Running total - 1,420; Week’s daily average - 14
Conwy & Afon Roe: Cases on Jan 14 - 3; Running total - 1,097; Week’s daily average - 8

[SteveH]

Over 2,000 new cases of covid-19 reported in Wales according to the latest statistics.

A total of 2,133 new cases of covid-19 have been recorded in the latest round of statistics released by Public Health Wales (PHW) on January 16.

417 of these cases were reported in North Wales, which can be broken down county-by-county to:

Wrexham - 111
Conwy - 89
Flintshire - 66
Denbighshire - 59
Gwynedd - 47
Anglesey - 45

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to January 10):

Anglesey: 1,113.6 (down from 1,247.8
Conwy: 1,190.2 (down from 1,385.6)
Denbighshire: 1,030.3 (down from 1,151.6)
Flintshire: 1,120.4 (down from 1,310.7)
Gwynedd: 880.7 (down from 987.5)
Wrexham: 1,276.9 (down from 1,366.6)

Sadly, a further 6 deaths have been recorded following a positive covid-19 test.

It was also reported that 1,765,080 people have now had their booster jab.

[SteveH]

North Wales saw another four more coronavirus deaths over the weekend
According to the latest Public Health Wales data there have now been 1,159 people across the region to die within 28 days of a positive coronavirus test.

Across Wales as a whole there were another 18 Covid-19-related deaths bringing the total since the start of the pandemic to 6,707.

There were another 727 coronavirus cases across North Wales over the 48 hours ending at 9am today (January 17).

Across all of Wales there were another 2,133 cases reported today, bringing the total during the pandemic to 740,742.

Figures also show there have now been 2,499,752 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,334,096 people have been double-jabbed.

There have also been 52,762 third doses of the vaccine rolled-out while 1,765,080 have been boosted.
The third dose is considered different to the booster and is given out to people who are immunosuppressed.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 727 new cases - total 144,202

Anglesey: 66 new cases - total 12,506
Conwy: 157 new cases - total 22,324
Denbighshire: 97 new cases - total 20,879
Flintshire: 130 new cases - total 33,433
Gwynedd: 89 new cases - total 22,770
Wrexham: 188 new cases - total 32,290

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to January 10):

Anglesey: 613.9 (down from 1,113.6)
Conwy: 656.1 (down from 1,190.2)
Denbighshire: 574.7 (down from 1,030.3)
Flintshire: 573.4 (down from 1,120.4)
Gwynedd: 496.1 (down from 880.7)
Wrexham: 751.0 (down from 1,276.9)

[SteveH]

MORE than 1,800 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Wales, of these, 284 were here in North Wales.

The latest update from Public Health Wales covering the latest 24-hour period, reported that there had been 1,803 positive Covid tests in Wales.

Wrexham - 95
Flintshire - 46
Conwy - 46
Gwynedd - 41
Denbighshire - 38
Anglesey - 18

The seven-day rate for cases in Wales is 572/100,000 population.

This compares 2,335.5/100k on January 2, suggesting that Wales is now past the peak of the Omicron variant wave.

Seven-day rate for Covid cases:

Wrexham - 665.7
Conwy - 558
Anglesey - 544
Denbighshire - 513.1
Flintshire - 465.7
Gwynedd - 414.3

1,787,636 people have now had their booster jab in Wales.