Life during lockdown
Stage: ClosedThe pandemic hit the UK in February 2020.The first UK national lockdown started in March and lasted for over 3 months. We asked Londoners how they were coping, to help inform City Hall’s response to COVID-19.
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9736 Londoners have responded | 27/03/2020 - 09/06/2020
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Discussions
London's recovery
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What do you think we should focus on to get London thriving again?
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Culture after COVID-19
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What will it take to make you feel safe and comfortable again attending a cultural event or venue?
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COVID-19 & youth services
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Have you been affected by the closure of youth services during COVID-19? What can City Hall or Londoners do to help?
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Volunteering & food aid
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Are you working for, involved with or dependent on the VCS or food banks? What are the biggest issues at the moment?
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Helping businesses
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What could City Hall, Government or others do to support businesses during and after the pandemic?
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Support for workers
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What would you like to see in place to protect London’s workforce, now and in the future?
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Parenting and education
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Are you currently (working from) home, with children? How are you managing it and how are your children finding it?
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Support for renters
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Are you a renter or landlord and have you been affected by the crisis? How are you coping?
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Your mental health
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How are you doing? How are you feeling at this time?
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Community spirit stories
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We’d love to hear stories of how Londoners are looking out for each other while apart, during the coronavirus crisis.
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