New data added to our #GreaterManchester Recovery Tracker reveals tighter #COVID19 restrictions didn't lead to large falls in footfall in September 👣
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By the end of September, #Manchester city centre still lagged behind other local centres🐝
It had recovered only 51% of its pre-lockdown levels of activity, which corresponds to a two-percentage point increase compared to last month 🛍️🍽️
It had recovered only 51% of its pre-lockdown levels of activity, which corresponds to a two-percentage point increase compared to last month 🛍️🍽️
Looking at other town centres in Greater Manchester, #Wigan ranks first, having recovered 103% of footfall, followed by #AshtonunderLyne (79%) and #Bury (79%). 
These figures must be read in light of the local restrictions that were put in place in most of these areas throughout the period covered 🚫
But looking at the change in footfall over the last month shows that these restrictions have not triggered a significant drop 👣
But looking at the change in footfall over the last month shows that these restrictions have not triggered a significant drop 👣
Looking at the last week of September, after tighter measures were introduced shows a very slight drop in #Wigan, but no major change elsewhere 📉
Next month’s update will show whether new restrictions have had an impact on activity throughout October 👀
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Next month’s update will show whether new restrictions have had an impact on activity throughout October 👀
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