Northern Ireland’s footfall has declined in February, dropping away from relatively positive figures at the end of 2021, according to Northern Ireland Retail Consortium. According
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Christmas Markets in Guildhall Square contributed to an uplift in footfall in Derry city centre in December, council members have heard. The Christmas Markets in
Northern Ireland’s footfall is down in January compared to two years ago, but has seen the shallowest decline in footfall of all UK regions. Footfall
Northern Ireland’s footfall decreased by 10.8% in December (year-on-two-years), 5.6 percentage points lower than November – the shallowest decline in footfall of the four UK
New research shows an increase in shoppers on Northern Ireland’s high streets – as the final countdown to the end of the highly successful High
Footfall in Belfast in November has grown by 3% compared to pre-pandemic times, bringing it into positive territory for the first time in almost two
2020 was a turbulent year in which much of retail bounced between being open and closed, impacting footfall significantly. To make meaningful comparisons to changes
NIRC-SENSORMATIC IQ FOOTFALL MONITOR – JUNE 2021 Footfall drop adds to retailers’ worries – covering the five weeks 30 May – 03 July 2021 2020
NIRC Sensormatic IQ Data – Covering the four weeks 2 – 29 May 2021 2020 was a turbulent year in which much of retail bounced
Retail NI & Belfast Chamber Calls for Executive to establish Footfall Fund and 12 months Rate Relief
Retail NI and Belfast Chamber has urged the Ministers for Finance and Economy to set up a lost footfall fund for town and city centre