What did you do on May 12? Diary entries wanted for national archive
Video report by ITV News Meridian's Charlotte Wilkins
On May 12 1937 an extraordinary snapshot of life in Britain was recorded.
The Mass Observation Archive called on people to make a diary for just one day. The day of George VI's Coronation.
It set out to record the thoughts, feelings and opinions of every day people .
Mass Observation Archive is now repeating its annual call for day diaries, capturing the everyday lives of people across the UK.
The written diaries will be stored in the Archive at The Keep in Brighton and will be used by a wide range of people for research, teaching and learning.
Last year 5000 people sent in entries, giving personal and intimate accounts of life in the midst of the first lockdown.
It's hoped that many will choose to take part again this year to show what's changed a year on.
Anyone can take part and written entries are to be submitted to the website.