Latest figures released by the Government last night show that on February 15 there were 100 patients in North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust hospitals - which includes Peterborough City Hospital was 100. The peak during the Omicron wave was on February 1, when there were 131 patients.
The vaccination campaign is continuing in Peterborough - but the city is still lagging along way behind the UK average.
A total of 47.5 per cent of people aged 12 and over in Peterborough have now had a booster jab, compared to a UK rate of 65.9 per cent - despite Peterborough having had one of the highest case rates throughout the winter.
The case rate is now falling, and is at its lowest level since December 19 - but remains well above the UK rate.
1. Glinton, Northborough and Maxey
1st jab: 91.4 per cent. 2nd jab: 87.9 per cent. 3rd jab: 75.2 per cent
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2. Orton West and Castor
1st jab: 87.6 per cent. 2nd jab: 83.5 per cent. 3rd jab: 70.7 per cent
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3. Barnack, Wittering and Wansford
1st jab: 91.7 per cent. 2nd jab: 86.7 per cent. 3rd jab: 70.1 per cent
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4. Newborough and Peakirk
1st jab: 88.2 per cent. 2nd jab: 83.8 per cent. 3rd jab: 68.7 per cent
Photo: Midlands