ng Day fell, down 61.2% on pre-pandemic levels, the latest data from Sensormatic Solutions showed, as consumers stayed away amid Omicron fears and major retailers closed stores to say ‘thank you’ to staff.
Footfall figures in the West End plummeted by 27% yesterday (Tuesday 21 December 2021) compared with 2019 and by 10% on the previous week.
According to retail experts Springboard, footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +2% last week from the week before, however, this was driven by shopping centres that increased by +6.5% and retail parks that increased by +4.9%, whilst footfall in
Footfall declined by -3.1% last week from the week before across all UK retail destinations and by -5.4% in high streets. In shopping centres and retail parks, where rain impacts trips to a lesser degree, footfall dropped by just -1.3%
Footfall in UK retail destinations declined by -6.7% last week from the week before, a sharp contrast with the rise of +11.6% in the previous week. Activity dipped in all three destination types; high streets lost around half of the
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall in UK retail destinations rose by +0.5% last week, however, this was wholly driven by a rise of +3.9% in UK high streets whilst in retail parks footfall declined by -3.4%
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +7% last week from the week before. There were increases in activity in each of the three key destination types, but in shopping centres the
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall in UK retail destinations rose by +6.8% last week from the week before, only a fifth less than the rise of +8.5% in the same week last year.
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that last week, footfall across UK retail destinations rose by just +0.4% last week from the week before. There was a noticeable increase in visits to retail parks as footfall rose by +4.7%
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across all UK retail destinations increased by +40.3% last week from the week before, with a rise of +61.1% in shopping centres, +40% in high streets and +19.1% in retail parks.
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across all UK retail destinations was -55.4% in comparison to last year. However, this disguises a huge variance between the UK nations; -59.8% in England with the other three nations improving
The closure of non-essential retail during the second lockdown will see twice as many consumers surge on to the High Street in a ‘three-week festive shopping frenzy’ in December, the latest ShopperTrak data from Sensormatic Solutions, reveals.
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across all retail destinations declined last week by -15.4% from the week before, a complete volte-face from the week before when footfall had increased by +6.2%.
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations declined by just -0.3% last week from the week before. This is compared with -3.5% in the previous week which saw the first complete week of the
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations declined by -6.3% last week from the week before. As the final wave of schools started their autumn term, UK retail destinations saw the first week on
The discount scheme encouraging diners to bars and restaurants in August has contributed to a 27% increase in footfall to Liverpool’s city centre streets, compared with July. Footfall data from Liverpool BID Company, which manages two main areas in the
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall in UK retail destinations rose by +4.1% last week from the week before, a significant acceleration in the rise in the previous week of +0.8% and +1.8% in the same week
UK total footfall decreased by 2.0% in February year on year, which was below both the three-month and 12-month average increases of 0.8% and 0.3% respectively, according to the latest BR-ShopperTrak Footfall Monitor.
Retail footfall has declined by 10% over the last seven years, the latest figures from the BRC-Springboard show.
Footfall declined by 3.5% in May, compared to the same point last year when it declined by 0.4%, according to the latest BRC/Springboard retail footfall figures.
Whilst footfall is rising from week to week in the run up to Christmas, increasing by +3.1% last week from the week before, it is significantly reduced from last year with an annual decline of -4.5%. In high streets and
The hot weather hit high street footfall in July, according to the latest BRC/Springboard figures for the four weeks from the 1-28 July 2018. Footfall in July fell by 0.8 per cent, in line with last month’s decline of 0.9 per
According to the latest data from retail experts Springboard footfall dropped significantly on New Year's Eve across the UK, declining by -10.5% over the 24 hours and by -7.2% between7pm and midnight. This poor performance follows drops in footfall on Boxing
Retail intelligence experts Springboard today forecast that footfall for Black Friday [Friday 24 November] across UK high Streets, Retail Parks and Shopping Centres is set to dip -0.6% Year on Year [2016-2017] for the first time since Black Friday became an
Footfall in February was 1.0 % down on a year ago, the sixth consecutive month of decline, according to the latest Springboard figures. High street footfall rose 0.1% in February on the previous year’s rate of -2.9%, after a decline of
