In many ways I'm disappointed (too little, too late) but at the same time I don't know the ins and outs, and I concede these are seriously difficult times.
My main annoyances are that everything is advisory. Lots of people aren't listening. The announcements we get are full of basically fluff. Compare UK gov announcements with that of Leo Varadkar or Nicola Sturgeon. It's absolutely night and day. It's clear, concise wording compared with waffling as far I'm concerned.
The other thing.... there is lots (if not ALL) focus on business. I understand our economy is in the shitter. We are likely heading for a depression. But at the same time, headlines like Virgin Atlantic needing BILLIONS of gov money, when many people are unsure how they're going to feed their families next month is frankly disgusting. I understand there are lots or VA employees, but you could literally give everyone of them 2 years salary for the money he's asking for.
This has exposed how many companies have been run terribly. I run a small business. Micro business, probably. High 5 figures a year. I have 6 months contingency savings. A lot of self-employed people do, because we know the good times don't last forever and a rainy day could be around the corner. These big businesses that have had 2 weeks worth of interruption and are now billions in the hole, where TF is their contingency?
It seems like once again we'll be relying on "trickledown" economics, rather than putting money into the hands of people who will actually spend it.