New report shows how many people have died after positive Covid-19 test where you live in Northampton
Figures published by Office For National Statistics compare Covid-19 related deaths to deaths from all causes
A total of 230 people who had tested positive for Covid-19 died in Northampton in two months, according to new Government figures.
Overall, the number of deaths in Northampton, related and unrelated to Covid-19, was 699 during the same period. This means that Covid-19 related deaths accounted for 33 percent of the total number.
The figures were released today by the Office For National Statistics and cover the period from March 1 to May 31.
The rate of patients dying after testing positive with Covid-19 slowed in June and there has been a drop in the number of new cases, although Northamptonshire is running at a higher rate than other areas of the country.
The report includes a full breakdown of each district in Northampton and is listed below. The first figure is the number of deaths related to Covid-19 and the figure in brackets is deaths from all causes.
Abington - 7 (11)
Abington Vale - 5 (16)
Billing & Riverside - 7 (26)
Blackthorn & Lings - 1 (9)
Boothville & Spinney Hill - 6 (19)
Boughton - 10 (22)
Briar Hill & Hunsbury Hill - 3 (10)
Cliftonville & Rushmere - 18 (61)
Cotton End, Brackmills & Hardingstone - 2 (14)
Delapre - 2 (8)
East Hunsbury - 9 (19)
Eastfield - 6 (19)
King's Heath & Spencer - 5 (18)
Kingsley Park & Racecourse - 25 (49)
Kingsthorpe - 5 (17)
Little Billing - 4 (17)
Lodge Farm - 18 (33)
Moulton - 6 (27)
New Duston East - 13 (34)
New Duston West - 4 (12)
Overstone Lodge & Rectory Farm - 2 (11)
Phippsville - 7 (50)
St David's - 3 (14)
St Michael's Road - 0 (4)
Stornton & Sixfields - 9 (25)
Sunnyside - 19 (41)
Thorplands & Round Spinney - 11 (22)
Town Centre & Semilong - 2 (11)
Upton & West Hunsbury - 4 (18)
Westone - 7 (24)
Wootton & Collingtree - 10 (38)