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Ealing Broadway encompasses c450,000 sq ft across 85 retail and leisure units. The retail line-up includes M&S, Primark, H&M, Decathlon, JD Sports, Pandora, Tesco and River Island. Our recently expanded leisure offer includes Nuffield Health Gym, Ealing Library and several restaurants, bars and cafes including Blank Street Coffee, Comptoir Libanais, Wagamama, Turtle Bay and Wasabi. Town square also provides a unique space to dwell and enjoy some of our regular events including food markets, live sport and music as well as our renowned Christmas market with Santa’s Grotto.

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St Stephen’s is our mixed-use Regional Centre in Hull’s prime shopping and leisure location encompassing 552,000 sq ft of retail and leisure. On the leisure side, there is a 7 screen Reel cinema, a gym, theatre and a Holiday Inn Express, plus a number of restaurants, bars and cafes including Nando’s, Handmade Burger Co, Prezzo and Starbucks. Retailer offer includes Tesco, Next, H&M, Topshop, Superdry, JD Sports and TK Maxx.

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Drake Circus Shopping Centre and The Barcode combine into one of the largest and most successful retail and leisure destinations in the UK. Extending over 560,000 sq ft, it features outperforming high-street fashion, beauty, wellbeing, food and beverage, leisure and entertainment. It’s record footfall grew in 2023 and continues to expand with an average £64 retail spend and £17 catering spend at its 80+ retail stores, 17 bars, cafes and restaurants. We’ve welcomed leading brands including Oliver Bonas, Mango, Rituals (who are currently trading beyond expectations), Seasalt and Levi’s in the past 12 months. Big-name retailers include Apple, H&M, Marks & Spencer, Waterstones and NEXT. 68% retail conversion spend. Attracting visitors day and night, Drake Circus and The Barcode’s buzzing F&B offer includes Brewdog, Franco Manca, Kaspa’s Desserts, Slim Chickens, YO! Sushi and Zizzi. Both Nando’s and The Cosy Club are trading exceptionally well and the overall average catering conversion spend is 27%. Cineworld remains a huge draw for local families with concessions, big-screen theatre and dance events and accessible and autism-friendly screenings. The newly opened Spinners offers cocktails, shared plates, virtual clay shooting, bowling lanes and darts. Other popular leisure offers include Paradise Island Adventure Golf and Boom Battle Bar. We present year-round free events such as the Christmas lights switch-on, children’s festive meet-and-greet characters, Student shopping night, colourful murals from Mrs Mural and the Underwater Installation in summer. We support local organisations via the Drake Circus Community & Charity Scheme with charity pop-ups from the Gables Dogs & Cats Home Partnerships and Dementia Action Week.

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Old Market, Hereford is our open-air retail and leisure Local Centre in the heart of Hereford. It was the only significant retail scheme to open in the UK in 2014 and the first major retail development in Hereford for 25 years. The Leisure offer includes a 6 screen Odeon cinema and several restaurants and cafés including Zizzi, Wagamama, Nando’s and Miller & Carter.

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Serpentine Green is our 337,000 sq ft Regional Centre with retailers including River Island, Clarks, Next, Boots, Superdrug and New Look as well as a 130,000 sq ft Tesco Extra store.

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From quick bites to on-the-go eats, West One offers a wide variety of convenient and quality food options. Whether it’s a grab-and-go baguette or a sushi option, there’s something for every palate and preference.

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Surrey Quays in Rotherhithe is a hub for the local community in an area of significant gentrification and population growth. It encompasses 283,700 sq ft of retail and leisure space, including River Island, New Look, Samsung, Tesco Extra, Boots and Starbucks.

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The 4.9 acre Estate is situated in the heart of Woolwich town centre with frontages onto the town’s two principal retailing thoroughfares, Powis Street and Hare Street. The Estate extends from Hare Street at its north-western end through to and including the majority of the prime pedestrianised Powis Street and finishing at the south-eastern end, opposite the main rail terminus.

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