A death map by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows the location of every coronavirus-related death across Bracknell Forest and the surrounding areas.
It is the third time that the ONS have revealed the breakdown since the start of the pandemic.
The map reveals where each Covid-related death was recorded in Bracknell Forest between March and November 2020.
The data includes deaths that sadly occurred in hospitals, at home, communal settings, care homes and 'elsewhere'.
Since March 2020 to December 2020 (the most up-to-date data available), there have been 80 deaths recorded in hospitals, at home, communal settings, care homes and 'elsewhere'.
The area in Bracknell Forest with the highest Covid-19 deaths recorded is Binfield and Popeswood with 10.
Most of these deaths occurred in the first peak of the pandemic from March to June with four in April, three in May, one in June.
More recently, two deaths were recorded in Binfield and Popeswood occurring in September and October.
All Covid-19-related deaths in Bracknell Forest between March and November 2020:
- Wick Hill: 5 deaths
- Priestwood: 2 deaths
- Binfield and Popeswood: 10 deaths
- Great Hollands: 6 deaths
- Central Bracknell and Wildridings: 8 deaths
- Birch Hill and Hanworth East: 5 deaths
- Hanworth West: 5 deaths
- Bullbrook: 1 death
- Crown Wood: 3 deaths
- Winkfield and Cranbourne: 2 deaths
- Chavey Down and North Ascot: 4 deaths
- Crowthorne North: 6 deaths
- Crowthorne South: 8 deaths
- Owlsmoor and Broadmoor: 4 deaths
- Sandhurst: 7 deaths
- College Town: 4 deaths
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