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Stockport's Covid hotspots as cases surge by nearly 300 per cent in seven days
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Covid cases are surging again in parts of Stockport.
The borough recorded 209 positive tests over the week to May 28 - 155 more than the previous seven days.
This was a rise of 287pc, and at 71.2 cases per 100,000 people, its rate is now the seventh highest in the region.
The most recent hyperlocal data shows that while infections remain suppressed in some areas - they are rising sharply in others.
Figures for the week to
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