Glasgow
This coverage focuses on retail activity and developments in Glasgow, including store openings and closures, investment trends, local consumer behaviour, and regional market performance. Reporting highlights how retailers adapt operations and strategy to the city’s economic and cultural landscape — offering insight for executives, managers, and professionals overseeing retail presence in Scotland’s largest city.
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Jan- 2025 -29 JanuaryClothing & Shoes
Castore revenues up 16% YOY in December
Castore has revealed that its revenues grew 16% year-on-year in December, a record Christmas period for the brand. The brand put this down to the sportswear market remaining resilient compared with other retail markets. Castore revealed that over 150,000 football shirts were sold in the final weeks before Christmas. The…
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24 JanuaryShopping Centres
Glasgow Fort sees 10% footfall increase in December
Glasgow Fort retail park has ended the year on a high, with December footfall increasing by 10.3% compared to the same period in 2023. The busiest trading day for the centre was Saturday 23 December, when Glasgow Fort welcomed 89,000 visitors, with footfall up 16% compared to the same date…
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17 JanuaryDIY
CDS to open three more Range sites in former Homebase locations
CDS Superstores will be opening three new The Range sites in former Homebase stores in Stroud, Leicester and Blandford Forum on 31 January. The openings are the latest step in the group’s transformation of up to 70 ex-Homebase sites since CDS acquired them in November 2024. According to CDS Superstores,…
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10 JanuaryNews
Silverburn shopping destination reaches ‘record-breaking’ footfall in 2024
Silverburn, Glasgow’s leading retail and leisure destination, has announced a “record-breaking year”, welcoming 15.2 million visitors in 2024, marking a 2.4% increase in foot traffic in December alone. This growth comes as Silverburn confirms the signing of several new retail and leisure brands, set to occupy over 100,000 sq. ft.…
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Dec- 2024 -24 DecemberDIY
The Range to open at three former Homebase stores in January
The Range will be opening the first three of its new-format stores on 17 January 2025, having acquired the Homebase brand and up to 70 of the retailer’s stores in November 2024. Known as The Range Superstore, the three branches will open in Pollokshaws in Glasgow, Christchurch in Bournemouth, and…
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3 DecemberClothing & Shoes
Charity Super.Mkt to open 12 more pop-ups next year
Second-hand clothing pop-up Charity Super.Mkt reportedly is set to open 12 more locations next year as it looks to cater to the demand in vintage fashion, according to The Guardian. Charity Super.Mkt brings together a collection of pre-loved fashion and accessories, including vintage denim, sports- and streetwear, while working closely…
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Oct- 2024 -18 OctoberDIY
Hobbycraft profits plummet 80%
Hobbycraft has reported an 80% drop in profits to £393,000, down from £2m the previous year, for the 52 weeks ended 18 February 2024. The art and craft supplier attributed this loss to inflationary pressures and one-off costs that have impacted the retailer’s financial health despite their efforts to drive…
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10 OctoberNews
Waitrose partners with Just Eat to expand delivery services
Waitrose has today (10 October) partnered with delivery network Just Eat on a multi-year deal to expand its presence in the on-demand grocery and convenience sectors. In the coming weeks, millions of Just Eat customers will be able to order groceries to be delivered in 30 minutes or less from…
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Sep- 2024 -25 SeptemberHealth & Beauty
Boots partners with Just Eat for beauty and healthcare deliveries
Just Eat has announced a new partnership with Boots to deliver on-demand beauty and healthcare products. The announcement marks the first time Just Eat has partnered with a pharmacy-led retailer. The initial launch is being rolled out across major cities including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Customers in…
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23 SeptemberShopping Centres
SGS Group refinances four UK shopping centres
SGS Group has officially refinanced four major shopping centres – Lakeside in Essex, Atria in Watford, Victoria Centre in Nottingham and Braehead in Glasgow – following a £445m loan from OakNorth. The four shopping centres, which are spread across 4.6m sq ft, have a catchment population totalling 9.4m and boast…
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