UK shoppers are continuing to flood back to stores, even though most remain closed at present, and this bodes well for non-essential stores reopening next month.
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![]( "UK shopper footfall still rising ahead of lockdown easing")
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![]( "Happy April 12: retail reopening to see footfall leap - Springboard")
Happy April 12: retail reopening to see footfall leap - SpringboardPrepare for the footfall surge. With the 12 April date set for the long-awaited reopening of non-essential retail in England, UK stores can expected a 47.9% week-on-week leap in footfall, according to Springboard data.
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![]( "UK shoppers continue drift back to stores, even though most are closed")
UK shoppers continue drift back to stores, even though most are closedWith the government unwilling to allow non-essential shops to reopen very quickly, UK consumers are voting with their feet and continuing to drift back to physical shopping, even though most stores are closed.
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![]( "UK footfall edges up again, hints at pent-up demand post-lockdown")
UK footfall edges up again, hints at pent-up demand post-lockdownThe weather may not have been great last week and non-essential shops may have stayed closed, but footfall to retail destinations continued to rise, having done so steadily in recent weeks.
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![]( "UK shopper numbers up 6.7% last week on \"lockdown fatigue\"")
UK shopper numbers up 6.7% last week on "lockdown fatigue"Total shopper numbers across British retail destinations rose by 6.7% in the week to Feb. 6 versus the previous week, adding to evidence of lockdown fatigue, market researcher Springboard said on Monday.
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![]( "January dreadful, but expect spending bounce-back when stores reopen - Springboard")
January dreadful, but expect spending bounce-back when stores reopen - SpringboardDespite awful retail footfall figures for January, lockdown fatigue and pent-up desire to go non-essential shopping is simmering. So expect a bounce-back when the world of retail fully reopens, says Springboard.
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![]( "UK footfall continues to rise, but bad weather suppresses activity")
UK footfall continues to rise, but bad weather suppresses activityVisitor traffic to retail destinations is still moving higher in Britain, even though bad weather means the rise is fairly small. But Central London continues to suffer with few visitors to be seen.
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![]( "'Lockdown fatigue' sets in as weekly retail footfall rises, London the biggest draw")
'Lockdown fatigue' sets in as weekly retail footfall rises, London the biggest drawSome consumers are finding it hard to stay at home. It seems footfall across all UK retail destinations rose last week, despite lockdown restrictions and the onset of winter weather in many parts of the country.
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![]( "2020 worst year yet for footfall, but consumers still want physical contact says Springboard")
2020 worst year yet for footfall, but consumers still want physical contact says SpringboardThis won't come as a surprise to many people but 2020 was the year that annual footfall dropped to its lowest level ever recorded. It was down 39.1% in the UK as the pandemic changed the retail industry forever.
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![]( "UK footfall down, but rate slows in second lockdown week - Springboard")
UK footfall down, but rate slows in second lockdown week - SpringboardFootfall across all UK retail destinations last week continued to make tough reading as the ongoing country-wide lockdown still depresses and frustrates in equal measures.
