We ask the people of Glasgow what has changed most in their life since the first Covid lockdown

Five years on since the first Covid lockdown we ask Glaswegians what has changed most in their life.

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00:00Well, you know, I was 19 when lockdown first happened. I'm now 24 turning 25, I guess maturing.

00:08I don't know if that's more to do with COVID or if that's just because I'm older now, but

00:12I did definitely feel a switch personality wise from being like this young teenager to

00:18then suddenly feeling like an adult by the end of it.

00:22Everything. So that's when I started doing tree planting. So it's since then that I've

00:24been doing a lot more moving around. So rather than just having a job, like it's nine to

00:29five, I'm choosing when I work. A lot more choice in what I'm doing, a lot more where

00:34I'm going to be and seeing a lot more of the country rather than staying in one place and

00:38being a lot more sedentary.

00:39During lockdown they shut the churches and that was criminal.

00:44I moved out because of COVID, like I was living with my parents and I was, it was too much.

00:48I was like, I need my independence. And that's really what started my course of going into

00:52the adult world.

00:53I had 27 ministers and one priest to go to court to get them to open them again.