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Aylesbury's Town Centre Management Team has been looking at ways to support local market traders and other businesses in the town centre in these unprecedented times, while also keeping people safe and serving the community.

A fast track service for those particularly at risk of serious illness from coronavirus is one idea that has been introduced by many.

Wherever there is a sign displayed stating “fast track” this indicates a priority queue for the elderly or vulnerable to enable them to get what they need and then get home as soon as possible, limiting their potential exposure to the disease.

This service is available from a wide range of traders in the town centre including the potato van, Italian mobile café, street food, fruit and veg and many more.

The potato van is also offering a home delivery service for the elderly and vulnerable.

John, who runs the business selling filled potatoes in the High Street, Aylesbury, is offering a home delivery service from 11.30 a.m. until noon for the elderly or vulnerable located within ½ mile of his van. All potatoes and fillings are £2 and delivery is free.

For more information please call the Town Centre and Regeneration Manager, Diana 01296 585880 who can help in providing you with John’s contact details.

You can also find out more by going to the Visit Aylesbury Facebook page.

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