Photos: York is as deserted as it was in April – as Lockdown 3 kicks in
The Prime Minister said stay at home to save lives – and people in York have heeded the call.
On the first official day of Lockdown 3, the city was extremely quiet.
There were few cars even at busy city centre junctions.
Only a few souls could be seen on normally busy streets, including Stonegate and Parliament Street.
York Station was eerily quiet – as we reported yesterday, two train operators have suspended services for the time being.
Here’s how it looked on a cold, lockdown January day.
Parliament Street 
Coppergate Centre 
High Petergate
St Helen’s Square 
Duncombe Place 
Museum Gardens 
The riverside 
High Petergate 
Looking down to Piccadilly 
Feasegate 
Takeaway food and drink was still available 
No one in the Coppergate Centre 
Bootham Bar 
The main York Station concourse 
No one on the platform 
King’s Square 
Few cars on Bootham 
Another view along Gillygate 
An empty Lendal Bridge 
No one on the Shambles cobbles 
St Sampson’s Square from Davygate 
Nothing doing on Parliament Street 
Stonegate 
Coney Street
What do you think?