Tag: Springboard
Can indoor dining rejuvenate retail as bad weather keeps shoppers away?
Last week saw an incremental footfall increase of only 0.5% with shopping centres and retail parks taking a dive after the Bank Holiday weekend
Consumers ‘have done the British high street proud’ in first week back in shops
Office for National Statistics showed indicators such as footfall, non-essential purchases, average item cost and online job adverts were all up
Reopening week footfall ‘outstanding’ but still down 25% on same week in 2019
Despite an 88% jump in footfall in England and Wales last week it seems that many shoppers are still reluctant to return to stores
Footfall doubles across UK after return of non-essential retail in England and Wales
England saw a rise of 112% while Wales saw an even larger jump of 147%, more than cancelling out a slight dip north of the Scottish border
RETAIL: 2020 by numbers as footfall hits lowest level ever recorded
The year that was 2020 significantly altered the retail industry, as doors of non-essential retailers were forced to close for a total of 18...
Post-Christmas blues hit shops hard as YoY footfall down 56% in New Year week
More than 87% of shoppers in central London stayed away compared to the same week in 2019-20
English retail footfall jumps 85% in a single day as lockdown lifts
The rise signalled a near doubling of retail intelligence specialist Springboard's expected footfall growth of 45%
Click-and-collect and online could bring ‘much-needed boost’ to retailers missing out on lucrative Black...
Non-essential retailers will hope to scrape by with only delivery and collection services as England's lockdown forces them to close until 3 December
Retail footfall down 75% YoY as England’s second lockdown curtails Christmas shopping
The impact of England's second lockdown, which began last Thursday 5 November, is already being felt by retailers with an approximate 75% decline in...
Fears rise that shops could suffer following end of discount dining scheme
Non-essential retail stores could suffer almost as much as restaurants now that the government's Eat Out to Help Out (EOHO) scheme has come to...