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Lockdown restrictions are finally being lifted across the UK, and the rest of the world, following months of isolation. Some of us have been working from home or keeping our children entertained, or both, whilst others have been furloughed, doing their best to keep busy with new DIY projects and hobbies. From a daily bovine bellow to front door performances, people within our communities have brought us together in many ways, during an uncertain time. We share a few of the ways we managed to keep in touch and bringing our communities together in the face of a pandemic.    Paul Potts gives a street performance for a 70th wedding anniversary   Opera singer, Paul Potts, gave a heart-warming street performance to celebrate his neighbours’ special 70th wedding anniversary, from the front garden of his home in Aberavon, Wales. The Britain’s Got Talent winner was contacted by the council, requesting a video of him singing, to celebrate Gwyneth and Gerwyn&r...

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Sanjay Gandhi has held the license for Fine & Country York for 18 months and in that time has done an outstanding amount of fundraising for a variety of causes – from support of Meningitis to Cleft Palate treatment. Since the world went into lockdown, Sanjay has been on a personal journey which has led him to this particular challenge of walking 500km.    After contracting Coronavirus in March, being bed-ridden for almost the entire month and ending up in hospital care twice, things were put into perspective for Sanjay and he became determined to recover physically as well as mentally.    Starting out by walking a small distance each day, he was soon at the 600km mark and decided that this personal challenge could also benefit those less fortunate. As of 14th September, Sanjay started his mission in walking 500km with the aim of completing this in roughly three months. Two weeks in and Sanjay’s £1,000 target has already been surpassed, with...