One of the world s strictest lockdowns is lifting, but many are scared to go back to normal life
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Eliza Mackintosh, Sarah Tilotta, CNN
Published Jul 8, 2021 6:43:41 AM
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(CNN) In May, as the United Kingdom began to emerge from one of the world s longest and most stringent lockdowns, Kitty Grew started doing dry-runs of the commute from her home in north London to her office five miles away.
Most evenings now, after logging off and closing her laptop, the 27-year-old unfolds her red Brompton bicycle, puts on her helmet and sets off down a suburban lane of terraced houses toward the city.
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People walk into Oxford Circus Underground Station. Using public transportation again is one of the activities Brits are most anxious about
By Eliza Mackintosh Photographs by Sarah Tilotta
In May, as the United Kingdom began to emerge from one of the world’s longest and most stringent lockdowns, Kitty Grew started doing dry-runs of the commute from her home in north London to her office five miles away.
Most evenings now, after logging off and closing her laptop, the 27-year-old unfolds her red Brompton bicycle, puts on her helmet and sets off down a suburban lane of terraced houses toward the city.
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