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This coverage focuses on retail developments, trends, and performance across England. Reporting includes store openings and closures, regional economic factors, consumer behaviour, property developments, and strategic initiatives by national and local retailers. Designed for executives and managers, it offers insights into operating successfully within England’s diverse retail landscape.

  • Mar- 2025 -
    7 March
    High StreetRetail parks lead the way as footfall sees small bounce in February

    Retail parks lead the way as footfall sees small bounce in February

    UK footfall edged up 0.2% in February as the performance from UK retail parks helped footfall increase for the second consecutive month, according to the latest BRC-Sensormatic data. Footfall increased by 0.1% at UK high streets, down from 4.5% in January, while Shopping Centre footfall increased by 0.1% in February…

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  • 4 March
    Clothing & ShoesCastore signs multi-year partnership with Lancashire Cricket Club

    Castore signs multi-year partnership with Lancashire Cricket Club

    Sportswear brand Castore has announced it has agreed a multi-year partnership with Lancashire Cricket Club. Under the terms of the new deal, Castore will become the official kit supplier and exclusive retail partner to Lancashire CC, with the kit featuring the Lancashire red rose being worn by the Club from…

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  • Feb- 2025 -
    26 February
    Department StoresAngling Direct revenues surge 11.9% to £91.3m in FY 2025

    Angling Direct revenues surge 11.9% to £91.3m in FY 2025

    Angling Direct, the omni-channel specialist fishing tackle retailer, has reported a 11.9% surge in £91.3m in FY 2025, driven by strong trading performance in the second half of the year despite the ongoing challenges in the broader consumer landscape. It comes as revenue in the UK business (stores and online)…

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  • 25 February
    Sport & LeisureTumi to open in Victoria Leeds in June

    Tumi to open in Victoria Leeds in June

    International travel and lifestyle brand Tumi is set to open a new store in Victoria Leeds in June. Marking the brand’s first location in the North of England, the 517 sq ft store will feature the brand’s extensive selection of premium luggage, backpacks, world-class business and travel products. Customers will…

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  • 25 February
    People MovesCo-op unveils new board appointments

    Co-op unveils new board appointments

    The Co-operative Group (Co-op) has appointed Wais Shaifta and Lord Simon Woolley as Independent non-executive directors (NED). Wais is an expert in digital growth and transformation and Co-op said his experience in leading technology businesses brings “depth of understanding of the role technology plays in delivering more value to member-owners”.…

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  • 24 February
    People MovesEldon Square appoints new centre director

    Eldon Square appoints new centre director

    Eldon Square, the shopping and leisure destination in Newcastle, has appointed Helen Cowie as centre director. As the investment programme in Eldon Square continues with several arrivals set to open this year including Next, River Island, Flight Club and Freight Island, it said Cowie will bring over 30 years of…

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  • 18 February
    Online & DigitalTHG Studios appoints new senior vice president

    THG Studios appoints new senior vice president

    Creative agency THG Studios has appointed Richard Aldiss as senior vice president, to spearhead growth. His appointment will see THG Studios build on its growth in 2024, which saw the agency craft campaigns for the likes of Toblerone, ASDA, Disney, and Sky Bet’s The Overlap, along with the launch of…

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  • 13 February
    News-In-BriefToday’s news in brief-13/2/25

    Today’s news in brief-13/2/25

    Fast-fashion giant Shein is relocating some Chinese supplier operations to Vietnam to circumvent U.S. tariffs imposed during the Trump administration, including a 10% levy on Chinese goods and the removal of a $800 de minimis exemption. Incentives for suppliers include procurement price hikes of up to 30%, alongside Vietnam’s lower…

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  • 13 February
    EconomyEconomy unexpectedly grows by 0.1% in Q4

    Economy unexpectedly grows by 0.1% in Q4

    Britain’s economy unexpectedly grew in the final quarter of 2024, according to new figures from the Office for National Statistics, easing pressure on chancellor Rachel Reeves.Gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 0.1% in the fourth quarter of 2024, after zero growth the previous quarter, beating forecasts of economists and the…

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  • 13 February
    SupermarketsTesco commits to 1,500 apprenticeships by 2027

    Tesco commits to 1,500 apprenticeships by 2027

    Tesco has pledged to expand its Stronger Starts Apprenticeship programme, providing 1,500 apprenticeship opportunities for young people by 2027, following National Apprenticeship Week. The initiative comes as part of Tesco’s ongoing efforts to help tackle the challenge of youth unemployment in England and remove the barriers many young people face…

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