Footfall falls for the sixth consecutive month as consumer confidence 'remains weak'

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Retail footfall has fallen for its sixth month in a row, as consumer confidence “remains low” ahead of a Budget which could see tax rises, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC).

Total UK footfall fell 0.7% in October year on year, up from a fall of 1.8% in September, the BRC-Sensormatic footfall monitor shows.

 

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