The covid rate of infection in the Harrogate district has fallen below 100 people per 100,000 for the first time since before Christmas.
Public Health England confirmed another 22 cases today, reducing the seven-day average rate of infection to 98.
It has not been this low since December 21.
Rates shot up after Christmas, peaking at 498 on January 7.
The current overall average for North Yorkshire is 101 and the England figure is 148.
Killinghalll and Hampsthwaite is still the sub-district with the most cases, having recorded 22 in the last seven days.
Starbeck is second with 17.
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Two sub-districts — Harrogate West and Pannal and Dishthorpe, Baldersby and Markington — have not had any infections in the last seven days.
No further covid deaths at Harrogate District Hospital were reported today.
