I don't know how practical what you suggest specifically is.
But I am certain that 1 year of half-arsed measures introduced too late and relaxed too early have been completely the wrong approach and have failed dismally as any kind of strategy.
I am sure the government has had all the best intentions, trying to save lives and protect the NHS whilst at the same time wanting to preserve as many jobs as possible and to disrupt individual freedoms as little as possible. But the end result has been an utter disaster with nearly 100,000 dead and counting. This is a terrible outcome which could have been SO much better.
And the huge irony is that they have also failed at protecting jobs and personal freedoms, because the lockdowns have had to go on for much, much longer with a far more damaging effect... compared to had we grasped the nettle, acted quicker and been more strict. The first lockdown could I reckon have finished 6 weeks sooner had we started it 2 weeks earlier, for example.