Here's which areas of the Lancaster district have seen the most deaths from coronavirus

These latest figures, published by the Office for National Statistics, show deaths occurring between March 1 and May 31 and registered by June 6, where coronavirus was the underlying cause or was mentioned on the death certificate as a contributory factor.

Carnforth, Silverdale and Warton had the highest number of deaths where coronavirus was the underlying cause, with 14, out of 41 deaths in total from all causes.

The lowest was Moorlands and Greaves, with no coronavirus-related deaths of five deaths in total.

The figures are:

Carnforth, Silverdale and Warton: 14 (of 41 deaths in total)

Lancaster East: 5 (of 16 deaths in total)

Skerton & Vale: 4 (of 16 deaths in total)

Kellet & Lune Valley: 6 (of 25 deaths in total)

Heysham & Overton: 9 (of 53 deaths in total)

Morecambe Town: 7 (of 44 deaths in total)

Lancaster Central: 2 (of 15 deaths in total)

University, Galgate & Dolphinholme: 2 (of 16 deaths in total)

Scotforth East & Bowerham: 2 (of 18 deaths in total)

Hest Bank & Bolton-le-Sands: 3 (of 29 deaths in total)

Bare: 5 (of 49 deaths in total)

Halton & Caton: 1 (of 12 deaths in total)

Morecambe West End: 2 (of 25 deaths in total)

Morecambe South West: 1 (of 13 deaths in total)

Morecambe Westgate: 1 (of 20 deaths in total)

Scale Hall & Torrisholme: 1 (of 24 deaths in total)

Marsh, Haverbreaks & Scotforth West: 1 (of 28 deaths in total)

Moorlands & Greaves: 0 (of 5 deaths in total)

Figures exclude the death of non-residents and are based on May 2020 boundaries.