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Retailers struggle to regain sales lost to the coronavirus

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Independence referendum would be ruination of Scotland, say retailers

Nearly seven years since the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, the question of whether the country should remain part of the UK is back on the

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Scotland s roadmap out of lockdown 2021: What rules has Nicola Sturgeon lifted?

Scotland’s roadmap out of lockdown: What rules has Nicola Sturgeon lifted? Sam Hancock,Joe Middleton,Matt Mathers,Tim Wyatt and Eleanor Sly © Provided by The Independent Nicola Sturgeon has announced that Scotland will take further steps out of lockdown from next week. From next Monday 17 May, the majority of council areas in Scotland will move from level three to level two. Meanwhile, many of the Scottish islands will move to level one. This will apply to the Western Isles, Orkney, Shetland, all islands in the Highland Council area - with the exception of Skye - and the islands in the Argyll and Bute area.

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Will a busy spell for the region s shops prove to be just a short term bounce or something more lasting?

© Wullie Marr / DCT Media Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Retail experts hope “screen fatigue” will encourage Scots to keep shopping “for real” beyond the initial post-lockdown bounce. New data from the Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) shows the number of people visiting shops around the country perked up during April as non-essential retailing got back up and running. SRC has reported a 14.2 percentage point improvement from March 2021, when only essential retailing was allowed.

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Shoppers return but store footfall well below pre-pandemic levels, data shows

Shoppers return but store footfall well below pre-pandemic levels, data shows All non-essential shops were allowed to reopen on April 26 (Andrew Milligan/PA) Shoppers returned to the high street in April but footfall is still well below pre-pandemic levels, according to a retail body. Figures recorded by the Scottish Retail Consortium and Sensormatic IQ show footfall to Scotland’s shops increased by 14.2% from March. The Scottish Government relaxed coronavirus restrictions to expand the definition of non-essential retail at the beginning of April, and then allowed all stores to welcome back customers from April 26. The statistics show large drops in comparison to the same period before the pandemic, with footfall down 52.1% in April compared to 2019.

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