In a historic moment for Britain, the country was placed into lockdown five years ago due to the novel Covid-19 virus, with businesses and public spaces closed and citizens ordered to stay home to slow the spread of the deadly illness. While the lockdown was successful in achieving its goal, it had unforeseen consequences on society, affecting mental health, education, work habits, and even pet ownership. The impact of the pandemic on everyday life was documented in Lydgate Hall Crescent in Sheffield, where residents shared their experiences 100 days and a year into the crisis, offering insights into the profound changes brought about by the unprecedented event.
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