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New retail head in fresh call for Executive return as shopper numbers drop
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Shopping centres in Northern Ireland are performing well in comparison to the UK, with footfall down 12.8 per cent compared to a 26.7 per cent decline in Britain
By
Gary McDonald Business Editor
June 03, 2022 at 2:00am BST
Shopping till we drop... figures show another rise in footfall
At last . . . a crumb of comfort for households as food inflation eases for second month running
Shopper numbers increase - but no sustained recovery for now
Retail chief lauds 'encouraging month' of footfall
Consumer squeeze tightens as shop price inflation in Northern Ireland hits 18-year high
'Golden quarter' ushered in with slight increase in shopper numbers