The work from home revolution has caused “permanent scarring” to the UK’s high streets as staff continue to shun the office months after pandemic restrictions have ended, the boss of a data firm has warned.
Diane Wehrle, chief executive of Springboard, which tracks shop visitor numbers across the country, said footfall in towns and cities still remains well below pre-pandemic levels.
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NAM Implications:
- How much evidence does it take to realise that the genie has escaped from the bottle…
- And is now working from home leaving a High Street, designed for full capacity and a captive audience, needing to win back traffic that has a choice…
