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direct to your inboxAn area of Stockport is leading the way in driving down coronavirus infection rates.Marple Bridge and Mellor, in the east of the borough, is the only place in Greater Manchester that is potentially Covid free.According to Public Health England it recorded between two and zero cases - the data doesn’t specify at this low level - during the week to February 2.It’s the first time the area has seen such low numbers of Covid cases since September.Marple North councillor Steve Gribbon was delighted with the ‘absolutely brilliant figure’, describing it as ‘welcome news’.Coun Gribbon said it was testament to the local community who had taken advice on board and worked hard to bring rates down.He said: “I think one of the things.

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