Nowhere in Britain was any better or worse prepared for life in lockdown, but Salisbury knew a thing or two about community-wide dread TheSalisburyPoisonings
So much of what felt shocking about the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic stemmed from its sudden imposition of a ‘new normal’. In late March, streets up and down the country became catatonic with fear and caution. Confusion soon crept in. And, perhaps above all, a sense grew that while this time of extraordinary ordinary days would end, it was difficult to imagine quite how.
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