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Aprils Mini Heatwave causes spike in highstreet sales

Thomas Whelan Southgate by Thomas Whelan Southgate
April 27, 2018
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We’ve just been treated to whats been called a ‘mini heatwave’ with temperatures soaring to 28ºC in some parts of the country. Temperatures are actually a whopping 16.6ºC higher than the average maximum temperature for this time of year.

The hot weather seems to have offered some relief to hard-pressed highstreet retailers with customers flocking to the shops for sandles and the like.

Next Waterside, Lincoln

Next Lincolns line manager, Aaron described how the hot weather has bulstered sales.

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Moshulu, Lincoln

Cassie works at the shoe shop, Moshulu, and commented on how the weather had increased the store’s sales.

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