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Category Archives: Trends

Trends in Retailing and Leisure in Scotland’s Towns and Cities

Posted on December 1, 2017 by Leigh Sparks

In late November a good audience gathered before breakfast in Glasgow for the Local Data Company/University of Stirling 5th Scottish Retail Summit, and heard presentations and discussions about trends in Scottish retailing and town centres. The infographic at the end … Continue reading →

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