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- Collection: Living History: Our Lives in Lockdown
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Manchester's Second Lockdown
A public safety announcement telling people that Sale is a high-risk area, following the announcement on Thursday 30th July 2020 that Greater Manchester has been placed in a local lockdown.
Natwest in Lockdown
The Natwest Bank on School Road, Sale, covered in notices explaining that the building is not currently open due to the lockdown and coronavirus.
No sitting
The bench outside of Sainsburys in Sale taped up to prevent anyone sitting on it.
Sale Library
While the library was closed during lockdown, parcels were assembled in Sale Library to go out to Trafford's Community Response Hubs. These tampons were some of the supplies sent to Trafford residents.
Sign at St. John's Centre
A sign to remind visitors to social distance at St. John's Centre, Old Trafford. During lockdown, the Centre was used as one of Trafford's Community Response Hubs.