A new vision for our high streets

By Emma Davies 2019-08-13T05:00:00

We shouldn’t be afraid of a new high street, but instead embrace it as a change to our built environment that reflects the changes to how we now live, work and play

We are all familiar with the headlines capturing the changes to our town centres – high street store closures, the loss of well-known brands and the merger of some national retail players. What does this mean for the high street and should we be concerned about the economic effect?

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