KPMG

In Greater Manchester, average activity was 11% below normal levels between July and September. However, this was up significantly from summer 2020, when footfall was 21% below the baseline.

Busier summer recorded in region as footfall up on 2020

More store closures could be on the horizon for John Lewis (Photo: Ker Robertson/Getty Images)

John Lewis is considering closing more department stores - what we know so far

The hospitality sector has been hit hard during the coronavirus crisis, with restaurants having to temporarily close their doors when the UK entered into lockdown on 23 March (Photo: Shutterstock)

Byron burger chain is looking for a buyer as it struggles on the verge of collap...

Trafford Centre owner Intu has collapsed

Trafford Centre owner Intu has gone into administration

The firm has faced difficulties in filling outlets in some of its centres (Photo: Shutterstock)

Intu shopping centres are on the verge of collapse - these are the locations at ...

A near-deserted Intu Trafford Centre shopping mall amidst the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

Trafford Centre owner Intu warns it is on the brink of administration

The Intu Trafford Centre

Trafford Centre owner warns it could go into administration

As many as 1,300 jobs are at risk as the chain enters administration (Photo: Shutterstock)

Beales department store has gone into administration - these are the stores unde...

Mothercare restructuring puts 79 shops and 2,500 jobs in danger

HMV in the Grand Arcade

Wigan HMV store spared the chop

The notice at the closed Patisserie Valerie in the Grand Arcade

Patisserie Valerie have confirmed their Wigan branch has closed

A sign was put outside the Wigan branch

Patisserie Valerie Wigan staff turn up to work to find branch has been closed

The previous HMV store in the Grand Arcade

HMV collapse: Wigan jobs at risk

House of Fraser store closures: everything we know so far

Manchester Airport

Jet2.com to increase flights at airports served by collapsed Monarch

Coppul Lane dam

“Complete rethink” after floods nightmare

THE Environment Agency (EA) has promised a “complete rethink” of flooding preparedness as Storm Frank threatened to bring more misery.

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