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Scotland sees notable increase in visit dwell time, reflecting longer retail stays, according to latest Huq footfall report.

Yorkshire sees increased dwell time in retail centres, while Wales experiences a drop in footfall and dwell time, according to recent Huq…

In the UK, Northern Ireland sees a 42.5% increase in retail dwell time, while the South West faces a 13.4% drop in footfall.

UK retail parks see varied footfall, with significant regional differences in activity, according to Huq's latest footfall report.

In Week 3, 2025, Northern Ireland saw a 42.5% increase in retail dwell time, while the South West faced a 13.4% drop in footfall.

Huq's latest footfall data shows London's year-on-year increase, contrasting with declines in the North East and Wales.

Wales sees an increase in retail dwell time, while London's footfall rises by 2.7% as of January 19, 2025.

Significant shifts in UK retail footfall and dwell time as of January 19, 2025, highlight regional consumer behaviour trends.

In London, retail park dwell time has increased by year-on-year, while footfall in the South West has slowed.

Huq's latest footfall report shows nuanced trends in UK shopping centres as of January 19, 2025, with mixed results across regions.