Businesses call for more financial support as money worries reach critical point
Watch a report by Natalie Gray for the east of the anglia region
Watch a report by Rebecca Haworth for the west of the anglia region
Businesses in the Anglia region are calling for more financial support until all coronavirus restrictions are lifted in the summer.
Many haven't been eligible for any handouts and have been forced to find alternative work to survive.
Kerry Eustace is paying out more than a thousand pounds a month to keep her beauty salon closed in Framlingham in Suffolk.
She knows better times aren't far away, but says she still needs government support if she's to survive the toughest trading times of her life.
At the Old Five Bells pub in Northampton Landlady Liz Cox has concerns about the 12th April outdoor opening for hospitality and whether it will be enough to cover costs.
Jak Whitmore from King's Lynn runs a lighting and events business. But with big weddings and conferences stopped, he's had to diversify to stop himself from going under.
Businesses are hoping for good news in next weeks budget. The Prime Minister says for the duration of the pandemic the government will continue to do whatever it takes to protect jobs and livelihoods across the UK.