We've had 4 in the city (250,000) reported which is more than usual. It had been looking like binary 0110010110 with the odd 2 mixed in 
But across this week, it does average out as more than it's been in a while.
We were an early hotspot of cases right at the start, which after that calmed down has been of some reassurance. I don't like a (slight) local uptick coinciding with the general doomy outlook from Valhalla/ Olympus (this government feels like a bunch of tetchy ancient gods 
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I'm only just feeling like our family is out of lockdown. The summer holidays means that it is now normal for the DCs to not be at school, and we are doing some "normal" holidays stuff. We are going away in an adapted form (caravan not camping, different location so we could drive in one sitting if necessary). DS2 is having some sports club days. We are doing some day out type stuff. Some options are impractical, unenticing or not on offer and we are more institutionalised to being home and done in with selected parks. It's not truely normal, but it's normal enough to pass the uncanny valley effect.
I think the real underlying issue is an increase in normal social mixing, which God knows people need, but it's the informal side not the formal pubs/ sports. That's not going to be pushed back in the bottle, especually if you are setting up blackmail choices of schools vs pubs. Both have a social need.
I think June came very close to social unrest. We were "fortunate" that the BLM protests channelled that mood in a focused manner and were largely well managed and that the anti-social element of society took to "flocking" to beaches and beauty spots and leaving them looking like landfill. But if pubs are closed not only does that write off another swathe of businesses struggling to exist, but it also is highly unlikely to curtail social gatherings and produce the desired effect on numbers. Masks are probably undermining social distancing and the message probably needs to be about reinforcing outside space over indoors, keeping your distance most of the time and give people a craft one-hug allowence (avoid breathing in faces)
Summer with all the UV and vitamin D is better at supressing a wave of more serious cases than once we get to October or beyond. And late autumn does concern me. I hate winter anyway and the last 12 months have been tough (last summer had turned to shit at this point and was either torrential rain or scorching sun, then Sept to Nov was 13oC and pissing rain, then Dec to March was colder with pissing rain and occasional gales mixed in too)
I hate feeling pessamistic (and I'm not in a NOTHING will be NORMAL until 2023 kind of way) but there isn't much to feel realistically positive about other than enjoying a couple of days out of the house per week and pretending it's the summer holidays (week 21 about to commence...)