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YOU ONLY have to walk down any high street to see how the retail sector has been affected by the pandemic.  Almost one in five Welsh shops now stand empty and many retail jobs across Wales remain under threat.  The Covid-19 crisis has heightened the difficulties facing retail and a recovery plan is urgently needed to ensure that our high streets survive this crisis.  We welcome the support provided by the Welsh Labour government through the Economic Resilience Fund, but there are key structural issues to address to support the retail sector’s recovery.  If any other industry faced this ...

Fighting back Since losing her job, Miss Johnston retrained and created her own business inspired by her own recent mental health struggles. She added: “I’m launching a new online business, and just launched it yesterday, to try and do something to help people with mind-set and things because I’ve had to reach out because my mental health has been affected by this whole situation. “I have had to reach out and relaunch myself and get my confidence back a bit. “It has totally floored me. I’m 52 years old and I’m not at a good age to be employable. I don’t mean that in a bad sens...

John Lewis building and Bon Accord Centre to be included in £150m Aberdeen city centre masterplan © ?SIMON PRICE? The soon-to-be-closed John Lewis building, depleted Bon Accord Centre and the wider George Street area will be included in a multi-million-pound refresh of the Aberdeen city centre masterplan, it has been confirmed. Rubbished at the time as being “fag packet” plans, council officers have now confirmed the revised proposals will include Norco House – currently occupied by John Lewis – and the Bon Accord shopping precinct. More detail will be laid out to councillors at a m...

Updated: April 8, 2021, 8:16 am © Kath Flannery / 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 More than 20 big name retailers will not reopen for business at a popular Aberdeen shopping precinct as the city continues to be “battered” by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Bosses at the Bon Accord and St Nicolas Centre, situated in the heart of the Granite City, have seen big high street brands such as Topshop, Do...