Unused high street retail spaces could deliver 25,000 new homes
June 28, 2021
New research suggesting that empty high street stores, including Debenhams, could provide space for up to 25,000 homes
New research suggesting that empty high street stores, including Debenhams, could provide space for up to 25,000 homes
Surge in online shopping throughout the pandemic has been devastating for many small high streets already struggling to survive before Government-mandated shop closures
Labour is set to reveal the details of a new high street commission designed to inform its policies on how to rebuild town centres affected by closures throughout the pandemic
The Government has announced a ‘Welcome Back Fund’ for English tourism and seaside resorts, to support under funding Housing and Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick MP announced a £56m package to
The Financial Times reports on the challenge facing the Government in helping the country emerge from lockdown and tackling a longer-term decline of town centres
Shoppers will be able to spend up to £100 using contactless payments under new rules
Newspapers, including the Times, have reported on suggestions that the Government could help to revive high streets by providing funding that encourages landlords to convert empty shops into homes, offices or restaurants
despite the fact that most people still rely on their high street bank, they are being driven away by branch closures and a push towards online banking
Debenhams and Topshop have been bought by online retailers Boohoo and Asos respectfully, could be good news for Marks and Spenser and House of Fraser when considering retail competition in the coming months
The Municipal Journal has reported on the Government’s announcement that 72 areas will benefit from significant funding as part of the effort to help high streets recover from the impact of the pandemic
New research suggesting that empty high street stores, including Debenhams, could provide space for up to 25,000 homes
Surge in online shopping throughout the pandemic has been devastating for many small high streets already struggling to survive before Government-mandated shop closures
Labour is set to reveal the details of a new high street commission designed to inform its policies on how to rebuild town centres affected by closures throughout the pandemic
The Government has announced a ‘Welcome Back Fund’ for English tourism and seaside resorts, to
The Financial Times reports on the challenge facing the Government in helping the country emerge from lockdown and tackling a longer-term decline of town centres
Shoppers will be able to spend up to £100 using contactless payments under new rules
Newspapers, including the Times, have reported on suggestions that the Government could help to revive high streets by providing funding that encourages landlords to convert empty shops into homes, offices or restaurants
despite the fact that most people still rely on their high street bank, they are being driven away by branch closures and a push towards online banking
Debenhams and Topshop have been bought by online retailers Boohoo and Asos respectfully, could be good news for Marks and Spenser and House of Fraser when considering retail competition in the coming months
The Municipal Journal has reported on the Government’s announcement that 72 areas will benefit from significant funding as part of the effort to help high streets recover from the impact of the pandemic
