Leisure facilities help town centre growth
Leisure facilities help town centre growth
- 2001
- Urban Environment Today (120) 26 April 2001, 5(1) .
A report commissioned by the British Council for Shopping Centres has shown that the gap in spending by consumers in out of town centres and on the high street has narrowed as more leisure facilities are introduced. The number of people visiting shopping centres by car has also fallen to 64% from 78% in 1998. Copies of the report, "The shopping centre industry: its importance to the UK economy 2001", are available from BCSC, Tel: 020 7222 1122.
HIGH STREETS
LEISURE FACILITIES
OUT-OF-TOWN SHOPPING CENTRES
RETAIL SECTOR
TOWN CENTRES
A report commissioned by the British Council for Shopping Centres has shown that the gap in spending by consumers in out of town centres and on the high street has narrowed as more leisure facilities are introduced. The number of people visiting shopping centres by car has also fallen to 64% from 78% in 1998. Copies of the report, "The shopping centre industry: its importance to the UK economy 2001", are available from BCSC, Tel: 020 7222 1122.
HIGH STREETS
LEISURE FACILITIES
OUT-OF-TOWN SHOPPING CENTRES
RETAIL SECTOR
TOWN CENTRES