Just five out of the 22 areas of the city have a third dose rate of more than 65.5 per cent.
Peterborough as a whole remains far below the UK vaccination rate, with just 47.3 per cent of people fully vaccinated. The city still has the third highest COVID case rate in England.
A total of 98,756 people in Peterborough have had a booster jab.
While the case rate remains high, data revealed last night showed the number of people in hospitals run by the North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust - which includes Peterborough City Hospital - with COVID was starting to drop. The high point of the Omicron wave was 131 on February 1. By February 8 that had dropped to 117.
Residents are urged to get a COVID vaccine if they are eligible. For more information visit https://www.thevaccinators.co.uk/


. Glinton, Northborough and Maxey
First dose: 91.4%. Second dose: 87.7%. Third dose: 74.8% Photo: Midlands

. Orton West and Castor
First dose: 87.6%. Second dose: 83.3%. Third dose: 70.4% Photo: Midlands

. Barnack, Wittering and Wansford
First dose: 91.6%. Second dose: 86.5%. Third dose: 69.7% Photo: Midlands

. Newborough and Peakirk
First dose: 88.1%. Second dose: 83.7%. Third dose: 68.5% Photo: Midlands

. Eye and Thorney
First dose: 87.5%. Second dose: 83.3%. Third dose: 67.7% Photo: Midlands

. Longthorpe and Netherton
First dose: 83.6%. Second dose: 78.5%. Third dose: 63.7% Photo: Midlands


1. Glinton, Northborough and Maxey
First dose: 91.4%. Second dose: 87.7%. Third dose: 74.8% Photo: Midlands

2. Orton West and Castor
First dose: 87.6%. Second dose: 83.3%. Third dose: 70.4% Photo: Midlands

3. Barnack, Wittering and Wansford
First dose: 91.6%. Second dose: 86.5%. Third dose: 69.7% Photo: Midlands

4. Newborough and Peakirk
First dose: 88.1%. Second dose: 83.7%. Third dose: 68.5% Photo: Midlands