As of Wednesday 19 January 2022 there have been 81,020 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) reported in Doncaster, an increase of 485 over the previous day’s figure. Doncaster’s seven-day rolling case rate to 14th January is 1,163.1.
Between 13 January 2022 and 19 January in Doncaster 3,369 people had a confirmed positive test result. This shows a decrease of -48.5% compared to the previous seven days.
Information about covid vaccination drop-in clinics that are open to local residents is HERE.
Cases by local area – MSOA data
(Middle layer super output area)
Seven-day rolling totals to 14th January.
Thorne: 133 cases (down 133) (rate 1,163.4)
Moorends: 71 cases (down 83) (rate 1,094.2)
Hatfield East: 97 cases (down 84) (rate 1,070.9)
Hatfield West: 109 cases (down 107) (rate 1,278.4)
Stainforth: 85 cases ( down 107) (rate 1,086.8)
Kirk Sandall & Barnby Dun: 82 cases (down 122) (rate 993.8)
The seven day case rate for England to 14th January is 986.2.
Seven day rates are expressed per 100,000 population.
The latest NHS Covid-19 figures for the Doncaster and Bassetlaw foundation trust region show that 989 people have sadly died in hospitals in the area, with ten of those deaths being announced over the past seven days. These figures do not include deaths in care homes or in the community.
The total number of people who have died in Doncaster within 28 days of a positive test now stands at 1,002. The figure for the UK stands at 152,872 according to Government figures.
As at Tuesday 11 January there were 116 Covid-19 patients in Doncaster and Bassetlaw NHS foundation trust hospitals receiving treatment. Seven patients were on ventilation.
Figures for vaccinations show that up to Tuesday 18 January 2022 in England 43,835,581 have received the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine; 40,274,021 have received a second dose and 30,638,887 have received a third ‘booster’ dose. In Doncaster 233,024 have received their first dose of Covid-19 vaccine; 215,446 have received a second dose and 167,089 have received a third ‘booster’ dose.
Vaccinations by MSOA – percentage of people aged 12 and over.
Up to and including Tuesday 18 January 2022.
Thorne: First dose 83.2% – second dose 77.5% – third dose 60.8%
Moorends: First dose 79.4% – second dose 72.5% – third dose 53.3%
Hatfield East: : First dose 82.7% – second dose 76.9% – third dose 61.3%
Hatfield West: : First dose 85.1% – second dose 78.5% – third dose 61.8%
Stainforth: First dose 81.4% – second dose 73.1% – third dose 54.5%
Kirk Sandall & Barnby Dun: First dose 91.5% – second dose 86.2% – third dose 73.1%
On 30th November new restrictions were imposed by Government. They include face coverings being mandatory in shops, on public transport and in some public venues. These measures were announced following the spread of a Covid-19 variant named Omicron.
On Wednesday 19 January, the Government announced that plan B restrictions will end. From 20 January staff and pupils in secondary schools and colleges will not be required to wear a face covering in classrooms. From Thursday 27 January, people will no longer be required to wear a face covering but government advice is to continue to wear one in crowded and indoor spaces. NHS Covid passes will no longer need to shown at venues and events by law.
People will still need to self-isolate if they test positive for Covid.
Government guidance – click here
Doncaster Council coronavirus information – click here
Doncaster CCG – click here
Doncaster & Bassetlaw NHS Trust – click here
Updated: Wednesday 19 January 2022 (pm)
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