You can use the toggle at the top to switch between the total population, and the 12+ population. This table shows the percentage of each part of the UK that has had their first, second, and third dose of the vaccine. As of June 2022, the death figures for Scotland and Northern Ireland are not being updated. For example, if today is the 20th of August, then this will show the number of new deaths occurring in the 7 days up to the 9th of August.

The weekly death figure is based on date of death, and excludes the most recent ten days as deaths occurring on these days will not all be reported yet. As of June 2022, the case figures for Northern Ireland are not being updated. For example, if today is the 20th of August, then this will show the number of new cases identified in the 7 days up to the 14th of August. The weekly case figure here is based on specimen date, and excludes the most recent six days as results of tests conducted on these days will not all be in yet. The 12 week trend is based on specimen date / date of death, with the most recent week being represented by the furthest right column, and the previous 11 weeks being represented by the columns to its left. If you are on mobile and cannot see all of the figures, then you can scroll to the right on the table. This table shows the total number of cases/deaths for each nation since the beginning of the pandemic, how many new ones there have been in the past week, and also what the 12 week trend of each metric is. The dotted line shows the 7-day average number of new daily deaths, ignoring the most recent ten days.Ī death is someone who has died from any cause within 28 days of testing positive for the virus. The figures shown for these incomplete days will increase in future updates. The most recent ten days are incomplete, as not all deaths occuring on these days have been reported yet. This chart shows the number of new deaths occurring each day by date of death (the day the death occured, rather than just the day it was reported). The dotted line shows the 7-day average number of new daily cases, ignoring the most recent three days.Ī new case is someone who has tested positive for the virus on a PCR or LFD test. The most recent five days are incomplete, as not all tests conducted on these days have been reported yet. If the status of a tracked application changes, or a document is added, it will be added to your notified application list.This chart shows the number of new cases identified each day by specimen date (the day the test was conducted, rather than just the day it was reported). TrackĬlick the 'Track' button on the summary page. These will appear in your notified application list. Saved searches can be re-run automatically, notifying you by email of any new applications matching your criteria.

You can search for planning applications, appeals and enforcements by various criteria, including postcode.Īn advanced search will match applications and appeals with information relating to:Ĭlick the 'Save Search' button on the results page. Guide to registering on OPIS (PDF, 1.45mb) Search receive email notifications on the above.Anyone can use OPIS to search for, and view, planning applications without registering. Information relating to planning applications, in North Ayrshire, is published on OPIS. Online Planning Information System (OPIS) closed applications where a decision has been made.Our planning register contains information on:

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