Footfall across UK retail destinations dipped 4.2% week-on-week in the seven-day 5-11 September period, with shopping centres and retail parks bearing the brunt of the decline, latest Springboard figures show.
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Hope for city centre retail as office workers returnCity centre retail has suffered from the pandemic as tourists haven’t returned in large numbers and office workers stay home. But there’s hope, with signs of office workers returning to semi-normal working patterns.
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![]( "London leads the way again as weekly retail footfall remains soft across the UK")
London leads the way again as weekly retail footfall remains soft across the UKFootfall in Central and Greater London continued to outpace the rest of the UK in the latest week, says Springboard. Total footfall across the country’s retail destinations fell 1.7% in the 15-21 September period.
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![]( "UK footfall up in heatwave, but shoppers cautious as Covid cases grow")
UK footfall up in heatwave, but shoppers cautious as Covid cases growFootfall across the UK rose 3.3% last week (compared to the previous seven days) with a “staggering” 16.5% uplift on Freedom Day last Monday, although from Tuesday onwards the rise was only 1.7%.
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UK footfall flat last week but expect 'Freedom Week' jump - SpringboardFootfall across UK destinations rose by a meagre 0.9% week-on-week in the last seven days (11-17 July). But expect footfall to jump almost 20% this 'Freedom Week' across the country, predicts Springboard.
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![]( "UK retail footfall struggles, businesses can't wait for 'Freedom Day' boost")
UK retail footfall struggles, businesses can't wait for 'Freedom Day' boost‘Freedom Day’, when England completely opens up on 19 July, can’t come quick enough. That’s because there was a mixture of both good and not-so-good news on the UK retail footfall front on Thursday.
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![]( "Bad weather and delay of full lockdown end hit UK footfall")
Bad weather and delay of full lockdown end hit UK footfallIt was all looking so good at the beginning of June. But more bad weather and the announcement of a further delay to the complete reopening of retail saw UK footfall again dipping for a second consecutive week.
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![]( "UK weekly footfall suffers as shopper numbers dip")
UK weekly footfall suffers as shopper numbers dipFootfall across all UK retail destinations couldn’t maintain some impressive gains made at the start of the month, falling 6.7% week-on-week in the seven days spanning 6-12 June, latest Springboard data shows.
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![]( "Happy Days! Weekly UK high street footfall jumps on sunny weather")
Happy Days! Weekly UK high street footfall jumps on sunny weatherUK high streets basked in the warmth of consumer popularity last week, latest figures from Springboard show. Indeed good weather, a bank holiday and school breaks saw footfall across all retail destinations rise 11.6%.
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London leads the way but UK footfall growth is slow in wet May -SpringboardUK consumers may be back spending but the pace isn’t electric as demand for hospitality in particular lagged last month, according to Springboard’s footfall overview for the period covering 2-29 May.
