Many Businesses along the Yorkshire Coast are opening for the last time in four weeks today ahead of the second national lockdown starting tomorrow.
Non-essential retailers, hospitality and entertainment businesses are among those closing their doors.
The Hollywood Plaza cinema in Scarborough is closing again, it reopened just 12 days ago for the first time in seven months.
Andrew Nesbitt from the plaza says its a big blow for the team there.
MPs will vote this afternoon on England's 4-week lockdown.
The government's expected to win, with the rules kicking in at midnight.
Under the rules all non-essential retail, indoor and outdoor leisure facilities, entertainment venues and hospitality venues must close although restaurants can still provide takeaway and delivery services.
Lucy from The Little Coffee and Book Shop in Whitby says They could stay open for takeaway but have taken the decision to close anyway.
Joe from Rumours Gift Shop in Whitby says they are going to be selling online...


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