Footfall to UK stores declined by as much as 23.2% last week compared to the week before. The biggest drop was seen in shopping centres that fell nearly 32%, while high streets were down 22%, and retail parks 17%.
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![]( "Post-Christmas footfall stays weak, London still struggling - Springboard")
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![]( "UK footfall plunges, West End is ghost town as spending shifts online")
UK footfall plunges, West End is ghost town as spending shifts onlineFootfall to UK retail destinations was a big disappointment immediately after Christmas as Boxing Day (December 26), which used to be one of the biggest shopping days of the year, was hit by lockdowns.
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![]( "Lockdowns mean no last-minute rush to stores for Britons")
Lockdowns mean no last-minute rush to stores for BritonsIt was a terrible end to a weak pre-Christmas trading period. No surprises that Christmas Eve, traditionally the most intensive selling day on the festive calendar, was a virtual washout, figures from Springboard show.
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![]( "UK footfall rose last week... then came Tier 4")
UK footfall rose last week... then came Tier 4In what turned out to be a final pre-Christmas shopping hurrah, UK footfall across all retail destinations rose 2.3% last week (Sunday 13 December to Saturday 19 December), according to the latest data from Springboard.
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![]( "UK pre-Christmas retail footfall brings slight cheer for city centres and malls")
UK pre-Christmas retail footfall brings slight cheer for city centres and mallsFirst the good news. Footfall across all UK retail destinations for the week beginning 6 December was up by a fifth on the previous seven days, according to Springboard.
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![]( "Weekend crowds return to Christmas shop but Covid fears keep numbers down")
Weekend crowds return to Christmas shop but Covid fears keep numbers downThey’re back! Shoppers flooded the high streets and malls across England in the first weekend since stores reopened on Wednesday, much to the relief of a struggling and battered retail sector.
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![]( "'Wild Wednesday'? England's reopened stores are busy, but not frenzied")
'Wild Wednesday'? England's reopened stores are busy, but not frenziedStores in England were ultra-busy on Wednesday as non-essential shops were allowed to reopen, retailers went the extra mile to make their locations appealing and consumers rushed to buy bargains or to do Xmas shopping.
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![]( "UK shopper numbers down 55.4% as English lockdown bites")
UK shopper numbers down 55.4% as English lockdown bitesTotal shopper numbers across British retail destinations fell 55.4% in the week to Nov. 21 year-on-year, mainly reflecting the impact of a second full week of lockdown, market researcher Springboard said on Monday.
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![]( "Springboard predicts grim Black Friday for stores but click & collect could be key")
Springboard predicts grim Black Friday for stores but click & collect could be keyBlack Friday will see plunging footfall in many parts of the UK as much of the country is in some sort of lockdown. But click and collect could hold out some hope for physical shops, a new forecast suggests.
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![]( "Footfall stronger in latest lockdown than earlier in year")
Footfall stronger in latest lockdown than earlier in yearRetail footfall in the UK is still at worrying lows, but seems to be holding up a little better during the latest English lockdown than during the original enforced closures back in the spring.