Derbyshire County Council’s weekly Covid-19 Surveillance Report covers the seven-day period up to March 12.
Public health officials are urging people to continue following the rules for what will hopefully be the final push out of lockdown.
Dean Wallace, Derbyshire’s director of public health, said: “Following Government rules and guidelines is making a real difference and it’s so important we all carry on doing all we can.
“That means abiding by the national lockdown and following the basics that we are more than familiar with now – hands, face, space."
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1. Chesterfield Central and Stonegravels
Chesterfield Central and Stonegravels recorded an infection rate of 124.2 per 100,000 during the period of March 6-12, according to figures by Derbyshire County Council in its weekly Covid-19 Surveillance Report. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo: Brian Eyre
2. Staveley and Norbriggs
Staveley and Norbriggs recorded an infection rate of 113.6 per 100,000 during the period of March 6-12, according to figures by Derbyshire County Council in its weekly Covid-19 Surveillance Report. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo: Chris Etchells
3. Inkersall Green and Duckmanton
Inkersall Green and Duckmanton recorded an infection rate of 78.7 per 100,000 during the period of March 6-12, according to figures by Derbyshire County Council in its weekly Covid-19 Surveillance Report. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo: Google
4. Newbold.
Newbold recorded an infection rate of 65.6 per 100,000 during the period of March 6-12, according to figures by Derbyshire County Council in its weekly Covid-19 Surveillance Report. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo: Brian Eyre