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.
21. A year of lockdown in Doncaster
International travel came to a halt as Doncaster Sheffield Airport fell silent. Photo: JPIMedia
22. A year of lockdown in Doncaster
Premises - such as popular bar and restaurant Relish - were boarded up as they lay empty for months. Photo: JPIMedia
23. A year of lockdown in Doncaster
The Government introduced the Eat Out To Help Out scheme to support the hospitality industry. Photo: JPIMedia
24. A year of lockdown in Doncaster
Doncaster railway station, normally bustling with commuters, was deserted overnight. Photo: JPIMedia