Revealed: The places in Banburyshire where people have died after testing positive with Covid-19

For the first time, you can find out how many people have lost their lives to the coronavirus in Banburyshire.
By Matt Elofson
Published 4th May 2020, 14:40 BST
Updated 4th May 2020, 20:05 BST
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The sobering interactive map has been created by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

It breaks England and Wales down into more than 7,000 neighbourhoods of about 7,000 residents each.

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Five out of every six of these areas had seen someone die after contracting Covid-19 by April 17, the figures show.

Screen shot image of the Bloxham and Bodicote areas impacted from Covid-19Screen shot image of the Bloxham and Bodicote areas impacted from Covid-19
Screen shot image of the Bloxham and Bodicote areas impacted from Covid-19

The worst affected neighbourhood, in Brent, north-west London, had seen 28 people die.

The most impacted area in Banburyshire was Bloxham, Bodicote and Adderbury, which has seen seven people die.

Here are the figures for Banburyshire:

Seven: Bodicote, Adderbury and Bloxham post code area

Three: Calthorpe and Cherwell Heights

Three: Middleton Cheney and Chipping Warden

One: Easington

One: Ruscote

One: Grimsbury

One: Neithrop

Two: Hardwick

One: Hook Norton, Sibford and Milcombe

One: Cropredy, Wroxton and Shennington

Three: Kingham, Enstone and Middle Barton

Two: Deddington, Steeple Aston and Heyfords

Three: Kings Sutton, Great Worth and Evenley

Four: Chipping Norton

One: Shipston and Brailes

Three : Kineton, Tysoe and Warmington post code areas.

Five: Byfield, Woodforth Halse and Staverton

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