Aylesbury ready to reopen for business

Friday, 26 February 2021 07:00

The town’s COVID Leadership Recovery Team say a campaign's been designed to bring people back into the centre.

The team responsible for getting Aylesbury back on its feet after the third COVID lockdown say plans are in full swing to get people back into town.

This includes shop local initiatives, al-fresco dining and street entertainment.

It’s all designed to increase consumer confidence, that its safe and fun to be in town. Giving businesses a much needed boost as we head into summer.

But, as with the road map out of lock down, the timings are all dependent on government guidelines.

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