Yes, mostly in RL as well as here.
Work has far fewer people present in the building as many can and are working from home. Whether on device provided by work, or in some cases, using personal laptops etc. And many are also doing caring duties so not working.
DH is WFH, I am doing partial WFH and partial office based - but I have a single person office so isolated.
We have not been out to coffee shops etc for a few weeks now, and we would regularly go for a nice Saturday or Sunday brunch together. We are only going to supermarkets, smaller local food stores and pharmacies in terms of shopping. I had managed to set up a few online grocery orders but there are no more slots being released now - I have one for next Friday and then it's back to personal shopping. But the smaller local stores are also busy but respecting social distancing (only letting 2 in store at once, and space between those) and larger ones all have markings to show how far apart to stand that people seem to be respecting.
All clubs and activities have been cancelled for the present.
We are isolating ourselves - working and schoolwork, out for walks in non-crowded spaces, I am driving to work rather than using the (almost empty to be fair) train, but nothing else. We are keeping in tough with neighbours by SM rather than chats in person - which is unusual for our street.
The only thing I can see is that the college next to us had left the astroturf pitch unlocked, and that is quite busy in the daytime with a couple of groups of late teens boys - about 7-10 of them at each end, 1 group are well spread out, but the other were a bigger group and all in together.
But on all the walks we've done etc, we've seen a lot of small family groups (a nuclear family) and couples and singles, but very very few larger or multi-generational groups -maybe 3 on a long walk on Sunday.
And the city centre is almost empty. Just people going to work really and getting groceries/pharmacy items, the other shops are almost deserted.