Now with shielding coming to an end and the stay at home message dropped, we reveal which neighbourhoods have seen the biggest drop and rise in case rates per 100,000 people between 25 March and 1 April.
This is how Preston and South Ribble compare to Chorley in the latest figures.
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5. Whittle-le-Woods & Anglezarke
Whittle-le-Woods & Anglezarke has seen rates of positive Covid cases fall by 71%, from a rate of 155.7 on March 25 to a rate of 44.5 on April 1. Photo: Google
6. Clayton-le-Woods
Clayton-le-Woods has seen rates of positive Covid cases fall by 67%, from a rate of 96.4 on March 25 to a rate of 32.1 on April 1. Photo: Google
7. Adlington & Rivington
Adlington & Rivington has seen rates of positive Covid cases fall by 40%, from a rate of 48.4 on March 25 to a rate of 29 on April 1. Photo: Google
8. Chorley East
Chorley East has seen rates of positive Covid cases rise by 28%, from a rate of 95.2 on March 25 to a rate of 122.3 on April 1. Photo: Google