Latest coronavirus figures for Portsmouth

Infections

• Portsmouth new cases
• Cases in Portsmouth by age group
• Infections in Portsmouth, Southampton, Hampshire and Isle of Wight (by Upper Tier Local Authority)
• Weekly rates per 100,000

Deaths

• New deaths within 28 days of positive test (3-day average) in Portsmouth
• Registered COVID-19 deaths compared to weekly average

Vaccinations

• Number of people vaccinated in Portsmouth (first and second dose)

There have been 80 new infections in Portsmouth recorded in the past week. There have been 14,704 people with at least one positive Covid-19 test result.

The chart shows the curve of people with at least one positive Covid-19 test result.

Data is from the National government website, data as of 17 June 2021.

Case numbers are subject to revisions, especially most recent numbers.

There has been 0 Covid-19 related deaths recorded in Portsmouth in the last 7 days, and 365 deaths in total.

The chart shows the number of deaths (3-day average) of people who had had a positive test result for Covid-19 and died within 28 days of the first positive test in Portsmouth.

Data for the period ending 5 days before 17 June (the date when the website was last updated with data) is incomplete and subject to change.

Data is from the national government website as of 17 June 2021.

Public Health England updated their process to produce data on Covid-19 deaths in England on 16 June 2021. This change has affected the number of deaths recorded.

In Portsmouth, as of 16 June:

• 121,236 people have been given their first COVID-19 vaccination dose
• 92,504 people have been given their second COVID-19 vaccination dose

This chart shows the rate per 100,000 of cases in the last 7 days, split into age bands.

Rates remain highest among 15 to 29 year olds. Rates for all age bands have increased except for 0 to 14 year olds.

The chart shows the rolling 7 day average rate of people testing positive for Covid-19 by age group for Portsmouth residents.

Case data is from the National Government website, correct as of 17 June 2021. Rates are calculated using the ONS 2019 mid-year population estimates.

Case numbers are subject to revisions, especially most recent numbers.

The chart shows the curve of new cases (daily and 7 day average) for the Upper Tier Local Authorities in HIOW.

The new cases in the last 7 days is from the 7-day period ending 12 June 2021.

Data is from the National government website, data as of 17 June 2021.

Case numbers are subject to revisions, especially most recent numbers.

Rate of COVID-19 per 100,000 resident population in 7 days. This is data from the most recent 7 day period with complete data (6 to 12 June).

Available on the Government website (accessed 17 June 2021).

• In the last 7 days in Portsmouth, there has been 0 deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid-19 test (Data up to 16 June 2021 accessed from https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/)
• The total number of deaths each week in Portsmouth was higher than in an average week for 5 weeks from the end of March to early May. These excess deaths were mostly Covid-19 related.
• Since week ending 15 May, deaths have been below the weekly average in previous years. However, from week 34 (ending 21 August) deaths have been broadly in line with what has been seen in an average week over the previous five years.
• From week 51 (up to 18 December 2020) to week 5 (up to 5 February 2021) the total number of deaths in Portsmouth was higher than in an average week. These excess deaths were mostly Covid-19 related.
• Since 12 February 2021, the number of deaths in Portsmouth was lower than in an average week (except for the week up to 2 April). However, in week ending 4 June 2021 deaths were above the weekly average in previous years. These excess deaths were not related to Covid-19.

The chart shows the number of deaths by week of occurrence.

• The pale grey bars show the number of deaths where COVID-19 was not mentioned on the death certificate
• The red bars show the number of deaths where COVID-19 was mentioned on the death certificate
• The total height of each bar shows the total number of deaths
• The green line shows the average number of deaths for the corresponding week of the relevant years

Numbers are subject to revisions, especially most recent numbers.