Rates are looking pretty crazy across Lambeth but especially so in Acre Lane, according to the government maps. Feeling slightly better that I don't live in that anymore but since I still live just down the road, not so muc
Acre Lane MSOA MBC has a 7 day rate of 3,611/100K (Brixton Hill East being 2,652).
Did you try the library?Just tried four pharmacies in central Brixton - none have lateral flow test kits. I think people will be better off ordering by mail.
It didn't come up on the NHS site - what's the deal there?Did you try the library?
Apparently you just ask and they'll had them out if they have any left.It didn't come up on the NHS site - what's the deal there?
Ah, OK. I'd be amazed if they had any given the mad rush right now, particularly after the new 7 day rule.Apparently you just ask and they'll had them out if they have any left.
There's been a mighty rush on because of Christmas and the new one week isolation rule.I went last week and they had two packs Friday midday and I took one. Hopefully they got more in
None left today.Ah, OK. I'd be amazed if they had any given the mad rush right now, particularly after the new 7 day rule.
The Daily Mail has written this up in a rather florid way.Rates are looking pretty crazy across Lambeth but especially so in Acre Lane, according to the government maps. Feeling slightly better that I don't live in that anymore but since I still live just down the road, not so muc
Acre Lane MSOA MBC has a 7 day rate of 3,611/100K (Brixton Hill East being 2,652).
Someone on Twitter has cross referenced Acre Lane MSOA with census data and drawn the view that the area is actually pretty young and white, with high booster uptake. He contrasted it to Loughborough Road MSOA, which has much lower infection rates, at least compared to Acre Lane (still high compared to wider UK, but that's probably true for most of London), which has is more representative of Lambeth's population - older, less white. His view is that the infection therefore must be higher due to Acre Lane's population having a high degree of young people flatting and going out regularly. Whereas presumably Loughborough has more normal or family households who don't spend as much time in pubs or clubs during a pandemic.
yes someone else on the twitter did a similar analysis and came to the same conclusion. Makes sense to me.
I was trying to see WHAT areas exactly.yes someone else on the twitter did a similar analysis and came to the same conclusion. Makes sense to me.
Hello,
Is there anywhere in Brixton you can get a walk in PCR test?
Thanks