Poor spring weather over much of the UK hit shopper footfall numbers last week, although Scotland's retail reopening bought much brighter figures, according to latest reports from Springboard and Ipsos.
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![]( "Poor weather hits UK retail footfall, Scotland's reopening numbers much brighter")
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![]( "Bad weather dents UK retail footfall")
Bad weather dents UK retail footfallIt’s a factor guaranteed to dent consumer enthusiasm. Bad weather. Footfall across all UK retail destinations declined by 2% week-on-week in the seven days between Sunday 25 April and Saturday 1 May, reports Springboard.
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![]( "West End footfall continues recovery as Scottish stores reopen")
West End footfall continues recovery as Scottish stores reopenThere was more good news for UK Retail on Monday as Scotland reopened its non-essential stores for the first time in months, the West End of London saw strong footfall and the rest of the country did too.
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![]( "West End bounce-back starts, Saturday gets closer to pre-pandemic norm")
West End bounce-back starts, Saturday gets closer to pre-pandemic normReopening week seems to have been a good one for retailers in England and Wales, and especially for the hard hit West End of London, even though international tourists are still absent.
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![]( "March footfall bodes well for stores' comeback - Springboard")
March footfall bodes well for stores' comeback - SpringboardPent-up demand to shop in a real store is simmering nicely and provides optimism for a bounceback from 12 April’s reopening. That’s the less-than-surprising view from the Springboard Footfall Monitor, released Thursday.
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![]( "UK Easter footfall better than predicted as weekly retail visits rise again")
UK Easter footfall better than predicted as weekly retail visits rise againPredictions of poor Easter Weekend retail footfall ahead of the reopening of non-essential retail on 12 April were wide of the mark as activity across all destinations for the latest week increased again, figures show.
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![]( "UK footfall is up again as consumers are impatient to get back to stores")
UK footfall is up again as consumers are impatient to get back to storesSpringboard on Monday said that in the week to March 27, footfall across UK retail destinations increased 6.6% compared to the previous week. This followed a succession of increases.
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![]( "UK high streets reawaken as weekly retail footfall rises again")
UK high streets reawaken as weekly retail footfall rises againAnother week, another rise in UK retail footfall. Visits to retail destinations rose yet again last week, up 0.5%, wholly driven by an increase in high street visits, according to retail experts Springboard.
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![]( "Consumers increasingly ready to shop, Springboard footfall figures show")
Consumers increasingly ready to shop, Springboard footfall figures showPent-up shopper enthusiasm continues to grow. With the countdown to non-essential retail opening in the UK next month, weekly footfall rose for the seventh time in eight consecutive weeks, according to Springboard.
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![]( "Retail parks see strong rise in weekly footfall on eve of England schools reopening")
Retail parks see strong rise in weekly footfall on eve of England schools reopeningIn the countdown to non-essential stores reopening, how has UK footfall fared in the latest recorded week? In a nutshell, high streets poor, shopping centres not bad, retail parks good.