Trendy street food destination hopes to rival London and Manchester on Blackpool's South Shore
Plans have been submitted for a trendy street food destination to rival sites in London and Manchester on Blackpool's South Shore.
“People don’t just want fish and chips and candy floss these days. New hotels are being built in Blackpool and people want new food choices too.” Jamie added: “It will also help the regeneration of South Shore because we will support local businesses in the supply chain, and we hope on the back of this areas such as Bond Street could start to thrive again. At the moment the site is an eyesore with graffiti and dog fouling, so it really needs some investment.”
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