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1 Oct, 6 tweets, 4 min read
Latest results from our #COVID19 Infection Survey show infection rates increased in England and Wales but decreased in Scotland in the week ending 25 September 2021.

The trend was uncertain in Northern Ireland ow.ly/cG2y50Gk3Mr Estimated number of people with COVID-19 in the most recent
In England in the week ending 25 September 2021, infections increased in

▪️ The North West
▪️ Yorkshire and The Humber
▪️ The East Midlands
▪️ The South West.

Infections decreased in

▪️ The North East
▪️ London.

The trend was uncertain in other regions ow.ly/kU0x50Gk3QN Chart showing the percentage of people testing positive for
#COVID19 infection rates continued to fluctuate across age groups in England.

Infection rates increased for those aged 2 to school Year 11 in the week ending 25 September 2021, and were highest in young people at secondary school (4.6%) ow.ly/CVmQ50Gk3Wd Chart showing the percentage of people testing positive incr
Hospital admissions decreased in eight out of nine English regions in the week ending 26 September 2021.

The largest decrease was seen in the East of England ow.ly/ZGKh50Gk4lU Chart showing hospital admissions decreased in eight of the
Although infection rates were highest in secondary school children (week ending 25 September 2021), hospital admissions were highest among older people (week ending 26 September 2021) ow.ly/VGli50Gk4o8 Charts showing positivity rates were highest in secondary sc
Hospital admissions and deaths involving #COVID19 have been consistently lower in the third wave ow.ly/YoXi50Gk4q6 Chart showing hospital admissions and deaths involving COVID

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.@transportgovuk figures show motor vehicle traffic volumes on Mon 27 Sept 2021 decreased by 6 percentage points from the previous week.

This was the lowest traffic volume on a non-Bank Holiday Monday since mid July 2021 ow.ly/sny850GjcHv
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Today’s data include various improvements to sources and methods and are consistent with our annual Blue Book, published next month ow.ly/RUiu50Gj9cD Chart showing real GDP in Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2021 is no
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Growth of tenant demand appears to be exceeding supply. Some landlords could be flipping second homes to holiday lets, leaving fewer lets for tenants.

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In the week ending 17 September 2021 (Week 37), 11,009 deaths were registered in England and Wales.

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In Wales, deaths involving #COVID19 rose to 66 (up from 65) ow.ly/xoFJ50GhFRm
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UK average house prices grew 8.0% in the year to July 2021, down from 13.1% in June.

The slowdown was due to changes in the stamp duty holiday conditions ow.ly/WDWr50Gadlb Chart title: July 2021 saw UK house price growth slow to 8.0
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