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Network Rail adds pre-loved pop-ups from Good London and Shelter

Network Rail Property is expanding its fashion line-up across its 19 managed stations with pre-loved pop-ups from Good London at two of its major destinations at London Victoria and London Bridge and from Shelter Scotland at Glasgow Central. The move marks Good London’s first foray into the travel retail market and its two pop-up stores will...

Retail

Network Rail retail sales grew 4.36 percent in 2018/19

Network Rail’s managed station estate, which includes London stations London Bridge, Liverpool Street and St Pancras International, has reported a significant retail sales growth of 4.36 percent in the 2018/19 financial year. It welcomed over a quarter of a billion customers into its stores and like-for-like sales were steady at 1.32 percent,...

Retail

Convenience “sparks growth” at Network Rail stations

Passengers’ appetite for convenience has increased total retail sales at Network Rail managed train stations by 2.3 percent over the festive period. Despite a difficult wider trading environment, where sales levels fell flat across the wider high-street retail sector in December, Network Rail’s figures for sales between November 10 and December...

Retail

London Bridge to welcome new fashion retailers

London Bridge rail station is set to welcome a wave of new fashion and luxury retailers as part of its 1 billion redevelopment, which will see the London station having more retail units than any other Network Rail station in the country. Cath Kidston and Hamleys will open their doors at London Bridge station this month, with Ted Baker, Mac,...

Business

UK’s Network Rail’s sale grow for the 22nd consecutive quarter

Network Rail has enjoyed 22 quarters of consecutive retail sales growth for station retailers. London Bridge, Paddington, and Cannon Street record strongest growth in retail sales between July-September 2017. New data released this week showed that total retail sales across Network Rail managed stations in Britain rose by 5.1 percent over the...