essay on how life changed in 2020
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The coronavirus lockdown has seen parks close their gates, cafes shut down and gyms are no longer open.
Life in the UK has changed like never before in peacetime. People have been told to stay at home where possible and only leave for exercise alone or with members of their household, or to shop for necessities; as key workers continue to work in social care, construction, the media and a number of other industries.
Meanwhile, couples who live separately have had to decide whether to move in together or remain apart for the duration of the measures, and house shares have been plunged into unchartered territory.
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The coronavirus lockdown has seen parks close their gates, cafes shut down and gyms are no longer open.
Life in the UK has changed like never before in peacetime. People have been told to stay at home where possible and only leave for exercise alone or with members of their household, or to shop for necessities; as key workers continue to work in social care, construction, the media and a number of other industries
Meanwhile, couples who live separately have had to decide whether to move in together or remain apart for the duration of the measures, and house shares have been plunged into unchartered territory.
Accessible green spaces are few and far between in many places while millions of people do not have gardens, making the affects of the lockdown particularly acute in towns and cities.
We’d like to hear from young people, anyone up to the age of 25, about how life has changed under the lockdown – particularly in urban areas – and how they are managing to get by.
Share your experiences
How have you been affected by the lockdown? What is your daily routine like? How are you exercising? Have you been approached by police? Have you always abided by the rules? Have you made any home improvements? How has life changed in your home? Do you have children? How are you keeping them occupied?
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