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London’s West End has seen a gradual recovery in footfall since the government began relaxing its Covid-19 guidance, but new measures bring more uncertainty to the area, commercial landlord Shaftesbury has warned.
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![]( "West End sees gradual recovery but cautious Shaftesbury warns on new rules")
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![]( "John Lewis makes another loss, could convert part of flagship to offices")
John Lewis makes another loss, could convert part of flagship to officesJohn Lewis Partnership’s half-year results made difficult reading on Thursday as the department stores and supermarkets retailer that formerly could do no wrong continued to struggle.
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![]( "Chanel Bond Street store for sale, will be test of West End retail property market")
Chanel Bond Street store for sale, will be test of West End retail property marketChanel's Bond Street store is reportedly up for sale and the brand could be among the bidders for the space. The auction will be a major test of investor confidence in the future of the West End.
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![]( "Swarovski rolls out Crystal Studio Concept to UK with Oxford St debut")
Swarovski rolls out Crystal Studio Concept to UK with Oxford St debutSome shops may still be closed but store openings are happening and Swarovski is continuing to introduce its new Crystal Studio concept in key locations around the world with the latest being London.
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![]( "Selfridges, John Lewis go greener, product rental is key")
Selfridges, John Lewis go greener, product rental is keyTwo big names are making strides in what were once ‘alternative’ approaches to retail. Selfridges and John Lewis have entered product rental while the former has also unveiled an even bigger focus on sustainability.
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![]( "Britain's Selfridges to axe jobs on virus retail storm")
Britain's Selfridges to axe jobs on virus retail stormBritish department store group Selfridges warned Tuesday that it plans to axe 450 jobs after sales slumped due to the coronavirus and the aftermath of the nationwide lockdown.
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![]( "UK government postpones business rates revaluation again")
UK government postpones business rates revaluation againThe UK government’s latest decision to postpone its business rates revaluation once more has been criticised by property specialists who have repeated their calls for fundamental reform of the system of property taxes.
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![]( "Plans submitted for new retail space in London’s West End")
Plans submitted for new retail space in London’s West EndLandlord Grosvenor has submitted a planning application to transform a historic but underused part of North Mayfair in a bid to help reboot the West End following the Covid-19 lockdown.
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![]( "West End calls for action as footfall plunges, wants duty-free change")
West End calls for action as footfall plunges, wants duty-free changeThe New West End Company is calling on the UK government to introduce tax-free shopping for European tourists post-Brexit as what should be Britain’s busiest shopping area continues to see a mere trickle of visitors.
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![]( "Kurt Geiger's Shoeaholics to open physical stores")
Kurt Geiger's Shoeaholics to open physical storesShoeaholics, the footwear outlet e-tailer owned by Kurt Geiger, is bucking the general store-closure trend and will open a number of physical stores in the UK this month.