After days of relatively high numbers of new coronavirus cases in Salford there have been just two new confirmed cases, bringing the cumulative total for the city to 1,419, up from the previous day's 1,417.
Elsewhere in Greater Manchester, Manchester has a total of 3,158 cases (up from 3,135), followed by Wigan with 2,169 (up from 2,167), Oldham 2,036 (up from 2,022), Bolton 1,948 (up from 1,945), Rochdale 1,830 (up from 1,819), Stockport 1,704 (up from 1,692), Tameside 1,583 (up from 1,578), Trafford 1,370 (up from 1,361), and Bury 1,322 (same).
There were no new virus-related deaths at Salford Royal Hospital.
Meanwhile the Forever Manchester charity has launched Phase 2 of its Community Support Fund for organisations supporting those suffering hardship as a result of the pandemic. Community and voluntary organisations can apply for up to £5,000 but are being asked to only apply for what they need. For details – click here
Forever Manchester also has a Community Centre Support Fund to help community centres make COVID-secure adaptations they need in order to allow people back into their spaces. Community groups can apply for up to £500 – click here for details.