Footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +4.1% last week from the week before, with the largest rise of +5% in high streets as the hot and sunny weather drew consumers to outdoor environments. Footfall in retail parks rose by
The Platinum Jubilee weekend followed a month when, on the surface, trading conditions improved with a strengthening in footfall from April to -13.7% below 2019 in May versus -15.9% in April. Indeed the results reflect the strong store sales results
According to retail experts Springboard, last week’s storms heavily impacted footfall across the UK, with a -3.8% decline from the week before and drops in all three destination types, leaving hopes for a high half-term footfall falling flat.
It was the three month lockdown at the start of 2021 that had a severe impact on the retail sector and its recovery from 2020. Springboard has examined trends over two key periods: Lockdown (January to March 2021) and post
According to retail experts Springboard,footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +1.5% last week from the week before and was emanated wholly from high streets where footfall rose by +7.2%, indicating the first signs of confidence in returning to the
According to retail experts Springboard, despite a footfall drop of -15% across all UK retail destinations last week versus the week before (the run up to Christmas), things looked up for high streets on New Year’s Eve with a rise
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
According to retail experts Springboard, footfall in UK retail destinations rose by +4.1% last week from the week before, a considerable improvement from the rise of +1.5% in the previous week. In high streets the increase was even greater at
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations declined last week from the week before by -9.3%, with the greatest drops in high streets -10.9% and shopping centres -11.6%, versus a drop of -3.1% in
There was a noticeable improvement in footfall during October, to -13.4% lower than in 2019 compared with -17.4% in September, according to the latest retail data from Springboard.
According to retail intelligence experts Springboard, footfall across UK retail destinations declined marginally by -0.7% last week from the week before.
According to retail intelligence experts Springboard, footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +2.7% last week from the week before; +3.7% in high streets vs +2.3% in shopping centres and +0.9% in retail parks. In central London and large city
Latest data from retail intelligence experts Springboard reveals that footfall in UK retail destinations rose by +4.9% last week from the week before, with rises of +6.9% in high streets and +4.8% in shopping centres versus just +0.8% in retail parks.
Despite footfall improving between the second and third week of the month when restrictions were lifted, footfall worsened over the month as a whole to -24.2% in July from -22.2% in June, the latest Springboard data reveals.
Latest data from Retail Experts Springboard reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +0.9% last week from the week before. The uplift varied across the three destination types with all of the increase coming from high streets where
Footfall in UK retail destinations rose by just +0.6% last week following a flat result the week before. There were marginal gains in retail parks and shopping centres of +1.4% and +1.3%, but in high streets there was no increase
Footfall across all UK retail destinations remained virtually static last week with a marginal drop of -0.2%. However, this was driven by a drop in footfall of -2% in retail parks, whilst in high streets and shopping centres footfall rose
Latest figures from retail experts, Springboard, reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +1.1% last week from the week before, a product of rises in both high streets (+2.4%) and shopping centres (+1%) whilst in retail parks footfall dipped (-1.7%).
Latest data from retail expert Springboard reveals that footfall in UK retail destinations rose yesterday by a staggering +155.2% from the same day last week, and by +225.2% in shopping centres.
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +0.5% last week from the week before, wholly driven by a +4% increase in high streets while footfall in both retail parks and shopping centres
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that last week, footfall in UK retail destinations rose by +11% last week from the week before, driven by rises in activity in all three destination types. However, the increase in footfall
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations rose by +6.7% last week from the week before, with rises of +9% in UK high streets, +4.5% in retail parks and +4.3% in shopping centres. Footfall
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across UK retail destinations declined by -10.9% last week from the week before, less than half the drop of -27.1% in the previous week. Footfall was -14.6% lower in shopping
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that footfall across all UK retail destinations declined by -27.1% last week from the week before, which follows a drop of -23.2% in the previous week.
Latest data from retail experts Springboard reveals that post- Christmas, footfall across UK retail destinations declined by -23.2% last week from the previous week, with the biggest drop seen in shopping centres by -31.8% with drops in high streets (-21.9%)
