The latest coronavirus rates in Suffolk and north Essex have been revealed - with the highest case numbers found in Newmarket and Haverhill.
Data for the week up to January 18 has been broken down into postcodes known as Middle-layer Super Output Areas, which each consist of about 8,000 people.
The figures have revealed North Newmarket, Studlands & Exning has the highest seven-day Covid rate in Suffolk, recording 1,518.7 cases per 100,000 people.
Haverhill West's rate was not far behind at 1,505.1.
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Whitton in Ipswich has seen its Covid rate fall from 1,956.7 to 1,244.0 in just over a week, while other parts of the town are seeing a similar numbers of cases.
The government's Plan B rules are set to expire later this week, meaning mask-wearing in shops and Covid passports will become optional.
More people are set to return to their offices as the work-from-home guidance was lifted last week.
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