UK: Footfall slides on out-of-town shopping declines

By: Petah Marian | 22 August 2011

UK retail footfall dropped 1% between May and July, driven by a 1.9% decline in people visiting out-of-town complexes, according to figures from the BRC/Springboard-ATCM Footfall and Vacancies Monitor.

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