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Retail Parks

This coverage explores the role of retail parks in the UK petcare industry, focusing on how pet retailers, wholesalers, and distributors operate within these high-footfall locations. Pet Gazette reports on store openings and refurbishments, consumer traffic patterns, leasing trends, and competitive strategies, alongside case studies from pet businesses thriving in retail park environments. Our coverage provides pet trade professionals with insights to optimise operations, attract customers, and leverage retail park locations for growth.

  • Jun- 2020 -
    15 June
    Industry NewsRetailers to suffer for ‘some time to come’, says BRC

    Retailers to suffer for ‘some time to come’, says BRC

    Footfall across the UK tumbled by 81.6% in May, as the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned that retailers may suffer lower footfall and sales “for some time to come”. According to its latest report,  the decline recorded in May marked a “shallower decline” than the month prior, as certain…

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  • 9 June
    CoronavirusBira opposed to proposed relaxation of Sunday trading laws

    Bira opposed to proposed relaxation of Sunday trading laws

    The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) has expressed concern for proposed relaxation of Sunday trading laws. Under plans being suggested by the government, England could suspend Sunday trading laws for a year in a bid to boost the economy. However, Bira, who has added its support to the ‘Keep Sunday…

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  • 8 June
    CoronavirusFootfall begins ‘journey to recovery’ in May

    Footfall begins ‘journey to recovery’ in May

    Consumer footfall may have begun its “long journey to recovery” in the month of May, according to the latest figures from Springboard.  Whilst footfall dropped by 73.3% in May, this still marked a “marginal improvement” from the month prior, when footfall saw a decline of 80.1% in light of the…

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  • May- 2020 -
    12 May
    CoronavirusReopening independent stores must be part of first phase of exit plan, says Bira

    Reopening independent stores must be part of first phase of exit plan, says Bira

    Independent retail businesses can offer a safe shopping environment and will help keep people within their local communities’, says the head of the British Independent Retailers Association (Bira). Andrew Goodacre is calling for small independent shops to reopen during the first phase of lifting lockdown restrictions outlined in government documents.…

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  • Oct- 2019 -
    1 October
    FeaturesChoosing the right location for your business

    Choosing the right location for your business

    How is your current business address performing? Is it helping or hindering your growth? You may not need to look for new premises just yet; but you never know what is around the corner. Expansion, end of lease, investment or relocation or any number of landlord related issues may see…

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  • Apr- 2018 -
    16 April
    RetailersFootfall

    March retail footfall sees steepest decline in eight years

    Footfall in March decreased by six percent, compared with the positive rate of 1.3 percent seen in March 2017. There was no growth in footfall for any UK regions, and the most notable declines (year-on-year) were seen in Greater London, -7.5 percent, the South East, -6.5 percent, and in the…

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  • Mar- 2018 -
    12 March
    Industry NewsRetail footfall drops in February

    Retail footfall drops in February

    Retail footfall decreased by 0.5 percent in February 2018, and is a major decline compared with the rate of 1.0 percent seen the previous year. According to the British Retail Consortium (BRC) this figure is better than the three-month average of -2.0 percent and the twelve-month average of -0.7 percent.…

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  • Feb- 2018 -
    12 February
    Current AffairsRetail footfall takes a hit with Scotland showing sharpest decline

    Retail footfall takes a hit with Scotland showing sharpest decline

    Footfall in January decreased by 1.6% year-on-year, showing a deeper decrease than the rate seen for January 2017, according to new figures. New British Retail Consortium (BRC) data showed a drop in footfall across all UK regions, with the sharpest decline being seen in Scotland (4.6 %). Despite footfall falling…

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  • 9 February
    RetailersHigh Street

    UK high street sees ‘glacial growth’ in January

    In the month of January, total like-for-like sales were up by 0.6% compared to 0.1% for the same month last year, according to business advisory firm BDO’s High Street Tracker report. Excluding the drop in January 2017, the growth this month for the traditional sales season was still the lowest…

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  • Jan- 2018 -
    15 January
    RetailersFootfall

    High street sees sharpest footfall decline in four years

    New figures from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and Springboard show footfall in the month of December suffered its sharpest decline since March 2013. Total UK retail footfall fell by 3.5% compared with December 2016, while the high street saw a sharper drop, down by 4.6%. Shopping centres suffered a…

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