The latest figures show large drops in cases in some areas of the city, while others have seen rises in the seven days up to February 18.
The one anomaly is Millfield and Bourges Boulevard, but as explained by the Peterborough Telegraph on Monday this is linked to an outbreak of cases at HMP Peterborough.
This helps explain why Peterborough has one of the highest rolling rates of infection (270) in the country, although the number of cases in the city has dropped by 14 (2.5 per cent) to 546 over the past week.
1. Central Park
40 cases (18 more than the previous week). Rolling rate 356.4 Photo: Midlands
2. Orton West and Castor
19 cases (11 more than the previous week). Rolling rate 220.9 Photo: Midlands
3. Glinton, Northborough and Maxey
11 cases (no change from the previous week). Rolling rate 190.7 Photo: Midlands
4. Fengate and Parnwell
36 cases (10 more than the previous week). Rolling rate 297.8 Photo: Midlands