Editor’s Comment: We are not in the same boat

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As the anniversary of the first national lockdown where Prime Minster Boris Johnson told us to “stay at home” on 23 March 2020 came around Post spoke to host of insurance workers – the home-schooling parent, the mental health expert, the medical assistance provider, the key worker partner and the key worker and many more about their work and personal experiences of the past 12 months.

Reading their thoughts and feelings really brought to life the poem published at the height of the pandemic last year saying that “we were all in the same storm, but not in the same boat”.

And many

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