Author: Leigh Sparks
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May 2021 – Journal Articles page updated with two new academic papers in Planning, Theory and Practice, and Sustainability, joining our Ageing & Society paper
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- Town Centres in Wales: Bounded Muscularity?
- Grocery Market Shares in the UK 2020
- Convenience Stores and the Covid-19 Pandemic
- Scotland's Town Centre Action Plan Review
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- London's Welsh Dairies: The Welsh Milk Trade
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COVID-19 and Christmas
About six or so weeks ago I completed a piece for the Economics Observatory (@EconObservatory) on the impact of Coronavirus on the UK’s retail sector. You can find my short intro to it on this blog and the full piece … Continue reading →
Posted in Availability, Boxing Day, Brexit, Christmas, Consumers, Covid19, distribution, Employees, European Union, Food Banks, Frictionless, Government, Home Delivery, IKEA, Independents, Internet shopping, Just in Time, Local Retailers, Office for National Statistics, Online Retailing, Opening Hours, Panic buying, Regulation, Retail Economy, Retailers, Stirling, Stock, Supply Chains, Uncategorized
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Tagged Boxing Day, Brexit, Business rates, Christmas, Christmas Markets, Covid-19, Economic Observatory, Food Banks, Food Retailers, Home Delivery, Independent Retailing, Internet Sales, Lockdowns, Online retailing, Panic buying, Retail Sales, Retail Sector, stock holding, Stock piling, Supply chains
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