Footfall in November declined across all regions of the UK, indicating that shoppers have delayed their present-buying until December. Retail Week takes a look at the numbers.
-2.9%
The total slip in footfall for November across the UK as all seven regions reported a footfall decline for the month
-4.2%
The footfall drop for the high street, the largest fall across the three retail locations in the month
-3.4%
High street footfall on a three-month basis, which recorded the worst slip since August 2012
-2.1%
The footfall drop across out-of-town locations
-1%
The footfall decrease across shopping centres in November
-6.3%
Northern Ireland’s footfall in November, the worst performing region in the month
-0.3%
Scotland’s November footfall, the best performing region in the month and a significant improvement on a 2.7% decline across both October and September
-2.7%
The footfall across Greater London, one of the only regions to be above the UK average, including the east, which as down 0.5%, North & Yorkshire, which was down 1.8% and Scotland
-4.1%
The year-on-year footfall drop in the West End last week
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