On March 23 last year, Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered the nation to stay at home as Covid-19 swept the globe.
Since then, our entire world has changed.
From mask wearing to home schooling, working from home to panic buying, vaccines and empty streets, the last 12 months have been difficult for us all, in so many different ways.
And of course, behind all the changes to our ways of life, today is the day we should remember the more than 820 people in Doncaster who have lost their lives to this terrible virus.
Here’s our lookback on 12 months of lockdown in Doncaster.
9. A year of lockdown in Doncaster
Working from home has been the thing for millions over the last 12 months. Photo: JPIMedia
10. A year of lockdown in Doncaster
Sports fans have been locked out of Doncaster's Keepmoat Stadium for more than a year. Photo: JPIMedia
11. A year of lockdown in Doncaster
There were plans to allow spectators at the St Leger - but after the first day, the scheme was axed over growing Covid infection rates in Doncaster. Photo: JPIMedia
12. A year of lockdown in Doncaster
The rainbow became a symbol of the pandemic - and this memorial, set to be unveiled in Doncaster later this year, will remember the town's 820 plus Covid-19 victims. Photo: JPIMedia