Positive signs after a rocky period
Despite challenges, high streets in the UK are showing signs of revival as major retailers announce plans to expand their store presence.
Big names bouncing back
Well-known brands like Asda, Primark, and B&M are defying the odds and opening new branches across the country.
Asda's grand plans
Asda is set to open 110 smaller Express convenience stores by February, part of a larger expansion strategy turning acquired sites into local stores.
Primark's multi-million investment
Primark confirms plans to invest £75 million in new branches and renovations, with new stores popping up in various locations over the next few years.
Wilko's comeback
Wilko is making a comeback on the high street, opening new stores in Plymouth, Luton, and Exeter, with plans for more branches in the future.
B&M's expansion
B&M is set to open 17 new sites in 2024, welcoming customers to stores in different locations as part of its growth strategy.
Peacocks rebuilding
Peacocks is slowly rebuilding its store portfolio, with plans to open new branches in Winchester, Ripon, and Bexhill.
Nike's new store
Nike is gearing up to open a new store at Teesside retail park, offering customers a range of services including click and collect.
Sainsbury's convenience push
Sainsbury's aims to add 75 convenience stores and more EV charging points, with a focus on food space and cost-cutting measures.
WHSmith's travel focus
WHSmith plans to open 15 new stores in travel locations, part of a broader strategy to enhance profitability in the retail sector.
Costco's warehouse expansion
Costco is planning to open 14 new warehouses across the UK in the next two years, expanding its footprint in various regions.
Other brands joining the trend
Weird Fish, Sephora, Hobbycraft, and Home Bargains are also set to open new branches in different locations, contributing to the resurgence of UK high streets.
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