In England the rate of cases has risen from 808.7 per 100,000 in the week to Dec 16, to 1,207.4 in the week to December 23, an increase of 49.3%.
In the same period Stanley Park & Great Marton recorded the highest week-on-week increases in Blackpool, with a rate of 1044.5 per 100,000 population in the week to December 23, compared to 194.16 a week earlier - an increase of 185.7%.
While Stanley Park & Great Marton saw the highest weekly increase in cases, Common Edge currently has the highest rate of infection in Blackpool at 1052.5 per 100,000 population, a rise of 157.6% on the previous week.
These latest figures come as the Government has revealed plans for Nightingale 'surge hub'.
These are the neighbourhoods in Blackpool that have seen the biggest percentage increase in the last week:
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13. Queenstown & Layton
Queenstown & Layton recorded a rate of 882.8 in the seven days to December 23, which an increase of 84.2% on the previous week.
14. North Shore
North Shore recorded a rate of 751.1 in the seven days to December 23, which an increase of 73.1% on the previous week.
15. Little Bispham & Anchorsholme
Little Bispham & Anchorsholme recorded a rate of 563.6 in the seven days to December 23, which an increase of 72% on the previous week.
16. North East Centre
North East Centre recorded a rate of 596.5 in the seven days to December 23, which an increase of 64% on the previous week.
17. South Promenade & Seasiders Way
South Promenade & Seasiders Way recorded a rate of 488.9 in the seven days to December 23, which an increase of 61.1% on the previous week.
18. Hoohill
Hoohill recorded a rate of 681.2 in the seven days to December 23, which an increase of 17.1% on the previous week.