Grim one this, but it identifies the postcode where people have sadly succumbed to the disease. It is a little out of date, being up to middle of April. It shows how some areas are untouched and others savaged. https://metro.co.uk/2020/05/03/brit...zones-where-no-deaths-have-recorded-12647519/
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula...rchand17april#middle-layer-super-output-areas Finally a more condensed way to find out how much an area has been hit. Very helpful here in Huddersfield where cases are given as Kirklees and deaths given as Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Trusts so you never know the information specifically for your area. Looking at a bigger breakdown Halifax has been hit badly and Manchester is the hot spot of the country now.
Frightening statistics. London around 42% of all deaths due to covid. During that period. Compared to Yorkshire 20%. Obviously due to denser populations but an astonishing figure all the same.
