Shoppers avoid central London

The second wave of bomb attacks reduced the number of shoppers in central London by more than a quarter compared with this time a year ago, it emerged today.

Shoppers avoid central London

The second wave of bomb attacks reduced the number of shoppers in central London by more than a quarter compared with this time a year ago, it emerged today.

High street sales within the congestion charge zone had recovered to stand just 10.1% down after the first explosions on July 7, according to retail tracking agency SPSL.

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