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footfall

[foot-fawl] / ˈfʊtˌfɔl /




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Within the last 24 months, his profit margins have decreased by around 25% as labour costs and business rates rise, despite his pubs seeing more footfall and revenue in recent years.

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However, sales at its clothing, home and beauty business fell, with M&S blaming the decline on lower footfall on the High Street and lingering issues from last year's cyber-attack.

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An evening surge in shoppers keen on Boxing Day bargains drove a decade-high increase in footfall for the annual sales, figures suggest.

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MRI's footfall data showed retail parks saw 8.2% more people visiting compared with last year, but the rise has so far not been big enough to see an overall bump in visitors.

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Agnieszka McIntyre, who runs a restaurant with her husband metres away from the bridge, said the reopening was a relief and footfall at her business had improved.

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