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Life has changed dramatically for everyone due to the Covid-19 pandemic. What has significantly changed for you that has made you rethink what holds most value to you? Is there anything you will change in the longer term as a result? What do you hope for life 30 years into the future? Share your 'story' of hopes for future living below. You can add any images or videos (that you own the copyright for) to help illustrate your story.



Life has changed dramatically for everyone due to the Covid-19 pandemic. What has significantly changed for you that has made you rethink what holds most value to you? Is there anything you will change in the longer term as a result? What do you hope for life 30 years into the future? Share your 'story' of hopes for future living below. You can add any images or videos (that you own the copyright for) to help illustrate your story.


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