James Child
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Restaurant space slims down as economy bites
Planning activity for new food and beverage outlets in the capital continued to outstrip the rest of the UK, as London’s resilience to the dining crunch again proves we are…
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Hunger gains: is it time for smaller bites?
While London continues to lead the way when it comes to planning applications for new food and drink outlets, the premises are shrinking in size.
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The Capital’s capital: London’s night-time economy reaps rewards
Westminster continues to attract the biggest share of investment in London, with the bulk of the money going into restaurants and bars
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Does logistics market confidence flatter to deceive?
Just how long can the sector continue without a crisis of confidence?
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Shed development stalls amid shortage of land
Developers are finding it more difficult to respond to the need for new industrial space as planning activity drops across the UK despite considerable demand from retailers.
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House of Fraser future uncertain as Ashley buys brand
Once regarded as pivotal anchors in some of the country’s largest shopping centres and high street, the department store has struggled to adapt and reinvent in an age of retail…
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GVA appointed to sell CAU portfolio
GVA has been appointed to find a buyer for the CAU restaurant leasehold portfolio by its administrator Deloitte.
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Retailers: walking on sunshine or blaming the weather?
COMMENT: The feel-good factor in the UK as well as the sun has returned. Have retailers maximised that opportunity?
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Which stores are closing in YOUR town?
GRIMSEY REVIEW 2: As lights go off in stores across the country, EG – using Radius Data Exchange – brings you an interactive view into how your area is faring…
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The data behind the Grimsey Review
GRIMSEY REVIEW 2: As a main data contributor, EG examines the figures behind the three main sections of the report and breaks down what you need to know about the…
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All over for department stores scoring own goals
COMMENT: For most football fans, the excitement and expectation of the World Cup will erode into anger and, finally, acceptance that behind the hope and blind faith, failure was always…
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Carphone Warehouse to close 92 stores and issues profit warning
Almost 100 Carphone Warehouse stores are to be closed in 2018 as its new boss, Alex Baldock, issues a profit warning