Coronavirus infection rates fell or stayed the same in all of Greater Manchester's boroughs except Bury, the latest data reveals.
Cases fell by 16 per cent in Trafford, the largest week-on-week decrease, but the borough still has the highest infection rates across the region.
There were also decreases in all boroughs except from Tameside, where they stayed the same, and in Bury where they rose by nine per cent. READ MORE : All the different coronavirus, flu and 'supercold' symptoms amid warning Compared with yesterday, cases were down in all ten boroughs.
Only Trafford, Stockport, Tameside and Rochdale have infection rates which are above the national average for England. In the week to October 25, 10,775 tested positive across Greater