English pubs, cafes and restaurants are also open for customers sitting outdoors
Shoppers rushed back to high streets across the country as an unimportant retailer reopened their doors for the first time in more than three months.
According to analysts at Springboard, the number of people going out by 10am was more than tripled compared to the previous Monday, just 15% less than the 2019 level.
Despite snow and cold, the shopping centre reported the most significant increase in footsteps, followed by a high avenue.
Customers waited outside stores such as Primark, John Lewis and Selfridges in a queue in London’s Oxford Street early Monday.
UK pubs, cafes and restaurants can also be opened for customers sitting outdoors.
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The restrictions have been fixed since the last time the pub was open, as people no longer have to order a fair amount of food with alcoholic beverages. There is also no curfew at 10pm.
Commenting on the reopening of the foodservice industry, Mark Lynch, partner at Corporate Finance House at Oghma Partners, said:
“Undoubtedly, this sector consolidation is considered to be the emergence of winners and losers from recovery. However, in this next phase of the crisis, the focus is very focused on supplying customers and returning to “normal.” There is a high chance that you will get the What may surprise you are the number of lessons learned about costs and the positive implications this can have for the profitability that this will undoubtedly emerge. ”
