The data displays the percentage change in the number of visitors to high street retail environments ('footfall') in the UK compared the same month a year earlier, from January 2014 to March 2016. Throughout 2014, high street footfall was generally lower than in 2013. March 2014 saw the only increase, with a 2.6% rise in footfall compared to the same period one year ago.
Footfall defined means the counting of shoppers in a physical environment. This refers to the number of people walking into a shop or shopping center.
Jan 14 | -0.6 |
Feb 14 | -5.3 |
Mar 14 | 2.6 |
Apr 14 | -1.4 |
May 14 | -0.9 |
Jun 14 | -1.7 |
Jul 14 | -1.6 |
Aug 14 | -2.9 |
Sep 14 | -0.6 |
Oct 14 | -1.6 |
Nov 14 | -3.9 |
Dec 14 | -1.7 |
Jan 15 | -2 |
Feb 15 | -0.2 |
Mar 15 | -1.4 |
Apr 15 | -0.1 |
May 15 | -1.8 |
Jun 15 | -2.8 |
Jul 15 | -2.2 |
Aug 15 | -2.3 |
Sep 15 | -1.3 |
Oct 15 | -0.9 |
Nov 15 | -4.2 |
Dec 15 | -3.9 |
Jan 16 | 0.3 |
Feb 16 | -2.8 |
March 16 | -3.7 |