As we mark the one-year anniversary of the first national lockdown, the we take a look back at the Chronicle & Echo front pages that featured coronavirus, the impact of the pandemic and how we as a community responded.
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The Chron's front page on April 9 looked to celebrate some of the many people who had been making a difference in our communities during the first few weeks of lockdown.
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On April 16, the Chron's front page featured the negative impact on some key workers - shop workers in this instance - who were getting abuse from customers during lockdown restrictions.
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The message was clear in the April 23 edition of the Chron. The Government paid for advertising in local newspapers across the country to deliver the Stay At Home message.
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On April 30, the Chron turned its masthead blue to support key workers across the town. The front page also featured the frustrations experienced by many businesses over the delay in receiving vital support grants.