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“Clicks” fared better than “bricks” this Christmas

The range of survey and anecdotal evidence out so far suggests that growth in high-street spending over the festive period as a whole was fairly reasonable. It is also clear that the gulf between growth in online and in-store sales (with “clicks” outperforming “bricks”) widened further this Christmas.

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