The Fantastic Foxes making sure we never forget lockdown’s legacy of suffering

GOOD people come together and strange things happen, not despite, but because of lockdown.

For one it has turned confirmed secularist Claire Fox to prayer, so she told the assembled company at yesterday’s launch of The People’s Lockdown Inquirer. For another, I got my first proposal of marriage in 34 years – don’t worry, I won’t keep the lad to it!

And he didn’t even get down on one knee to propose – what’s wrong with the modern man! https://t.co/jvRq5dSUdm
— Kathy Gyngell (@KathyConWom) June 14, 2021

These momentous events took place at a meeting presided over by the fantastic Foxes, Laurence and Claire.

The fantastic foxes ⁦@LozzaFox⁩ and ⁦@Fox_Claire⁩ launching the People’s lockdown Inquirer accounts of the real impact on ordinary people that mean minded #msm doesn’t give a toss about
You can find it here ⁦@thereclaimparty⁩ pic.twitter.com/eV7Xu7QVU9
— Kathy Gyngell (@KathyConWom) June 14, 2021

They’ve joined forces to kickstart an essential discussion about the impact of lockdown on ordinary people and to make a record of it that cannot be obliterated from people’s memories. Human stories that are immeasurable and unquantifiable but no less important for that.