footfall
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Wet July dampens retail sales
Sales rose by 1.5%, down from 2.3% during last July’s heatwave
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Wet July causes high street slump
This is the first time on record that July figures have been worse than June’s
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Shops enjoy May Day boost
Footfall up 12.9% over bank holiday weekend
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Returning office workers offer boost to high street
High street footfall has risen by 17% as workers return to their desks
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Footfall bounces back after strikes
Central London footfall rose 36.4%, while cities in the regions rose 19%
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December footfall highest since pandemic
An overall 15.1% lift is welcome news for retailers, but still 11.8% lower than 2019
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Footfall slumps in run up to Christmas
But retail was given a bit of a Boxing Day boost
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Footfall falters as cost of living bites
Springboard says the fall of 0.2% shows a weakening in consumer confidence
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Footfall plunges as cost of living crisis bites
July visitor numbers were back below pre-pandemic levels, reversing April’s gains
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January sees retail footfall plunge further
Shopping centres saw 37.5% fewer visitors than in January 2020
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West End footfall felled as hospitality suffers
Footfall is 27% lower than the same week in 2019, while half of venues see takings fall 40%
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West End landlords ‘cheered’ as shoppers undeterred by Plan B Covid-19 rules
Footfall rises by 3% across the district despite fresh concerns over the Omicron variant