@JassyRadlett I'm in the North East. I've banged on about this so many times on here (apologies for sounding like a broken record!) but since you asked... In the past year I've been called a 'disease breathed tramp', had someone pull their mask down to come right up into my face and literally hiss that I don't deserve to go to hospital if I become ill, been spat at in a supermarket, been tutted/glared/eye rolled at more times than I can count, been 'reported' to shop staff and bus drivers, been talked about in stage whispers on buses, been told I need a smack, that I'm a selfish bitch, and on and on and on.
Incidentally retail/medical/transport staff have all been absolutely lovely. It's the general public who have been awful. And nearly all of them have been men. I was in Lidl last summer and this bloke was doing the whole glaring/tutting/talking to his wife VERY LOUDLY INDEED about superspreaders and snowflakes when we were in the same aisle. Just then DH - who had been in a different aisle getting something - came back and oh my god did the bloke blush to the roots of his hair and scuttle off sharpish. Having a go at an apparently lone woman is fine it seems but they're not so hard when a man shows up - which is depressing on so many levels, but also fucking hilarious 