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Published Date: 28 July 2010
A floating restaurant could be opened in Aylesbury's canal basin in the town centre.
Aylesbury Vale District Council corporate director, Nigel Brooke, said British Waterways were keen to have a narrow boat eatery at Waterside.

Exchange Street is set to become a food hub with a restaurant also planned for a pavilion near the theatre, while a ground floor within the National Enterprise Academy headquarters will be open to the public.

Dragons Den star Peter Jones, who is spearheading the academy, visited the area last week to talk to council bosses.

Deputy leader of AVDC, Cllr Michael Edmonds, said: "(Mr Jones) said 'I am very excited' and when a chap like that speaks, the whole world and his wife takes notice."

However, Cllr Jackie Phipps is not impressed by the design of the multi-storey car park.

"It looks like it's boarded up. I think it's horrible," she said.

For more on the Waterside plans, pick up a copy of The Bucks Herald, out now.



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  • Last Updated: 28 July 2010 11:18 AM
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Scout1000,

Aylesbury 28/07/2010 18:07:17
They love these buzz words don't they,

Its not a 'food hub' its a supermarket whats wrong with calling a spade a spade?
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JR,

29/07/2010 00:34:07
Because a 'food hub' costs more to plan and build, thereby commanding higher ground rent.
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JR,

29/07/2010 01:13:32
Walking along the canal the other day, I notice the waterways people have been putting warning signs out about the poisonous algae in the water. I wonder if anyone will be put off eating in the floating caff?

I wonder if there will be a nice patio area with tables and chairs - a sort of brasserie to compliment the floating caff - the floaterie :-D
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Scout1000,

Aylesbury 01/08/2010 10:57:50
I suppose a food hub can be changed quickly too. After all the transport HUB, ie rail and bus station together, is going to be split up. Will that mean that there will be two transport hubs? Will the burger van at the bottom of market square be re designated a 'food' hub too?
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