Figures have revealed that almost a third of all people in Lichfield and Burntwood who died between March and May had COVID-19.
The Office for National Statistics data shows that more than 100 people in this area died as a result of coronavirus during the three month period.
Lichfield East had the highest number of coronavirus deaths with 21 recorded, with Lichfield Central next on the list with 16.
- Armitage and Colton – 9
- Alrewas, Fradley and Kings Bromley – 11
- Burntwood North East and Longdon – 5
- Lichfield Central – 16
- Lichfield East – 21
- Burntwood West – 3
- Lichfield West and South – 6
- Whittington, Hopwas and Clifton Campville – 8
- Chase Terrace and Hammerwich – 10
- Chasetown – 3
- Shenstone, Stonnall and Little Aston – 11
- Fazeley, Mile Oak and Drayton Bassett – 5
The figures also reveal COVID-19 was responsible for 38% of all deaths in Lichfield and Burntwood during this period.
The percentages of deaths involving coronavirus for each area are below:
- Armitage and Colton – 21%
- Alrewas, Fradley and Kings Bromley – 37%
- Burntwood North East and London – 29%
- Lichfield Central – 30%
- Lichfield East – 31%
- Burntwood West – 15%
- Lichfield West and South – 24%
- Whittington, Hopwas and Clifton Campville – 28%
- Chase Terrace and Hammerwich – 21%
- Chasetown – 23%
- Shenstone, Stonnall and Little Aston – 24%
- Fazeley, Mile Oak and Drayton Bassett – 26%
