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HospitalityGEM signs up Bath Ales, Shoryu Ramen and Ideal Collection
HospitalityGEM has signed up eight new foodservice sector clients.
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Sykes swaps Tossed for BTP
Jeremy Sykes, former regional director at Wagamama, has left Tossed, to become operations director at Boston Tea Party
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Darnbrough steps down from BTP
Nick Darnbrough has stepped down as operations director at Boston Tea Party, the Bristol-based 15-strong cafe chain
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Sustainable Restaurants Awards shortlist released
The shortlist for the Sustainable Restaurants Awards 2015 has been released.
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BTP reports 100% EBITDA growth
Boston Tea Party, the 15-strong coffee shop group founded in Bristol, has reported EBITDA growth of 100% close to £1m across the group for the 12 months to 22 October 2014
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BTP planning next three sites
Boston Tea Party, the 15-strong coffee shop group founded in Bristol, is planning three new sites in 2015 as it moves towards an all-day format with a wider menu, M&C Report has learnt
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BTP heads to the south coast
Boston Tea Party, the South West-based independent café chain, is set to open its first site on the south coast, after securing a site in Southampton
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BTP on track to reach £10m sales
Boston Tea Party is on track for full-year revenues to for revenues to hit £10m as it looks to two or three new sites over the next 12 months
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OpinionQuay destination
In a first of a new series of city focuses, M&C Report puts the spotlight on Bristol. It talks to local operators, some of whom have become national players, looks at others who are looking to take that step, and assesses the latest research on the area and upcoming projects
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BTP secures further Midlands site
Boston Tea Party (BTP) has secured a further in the Midlands at The School Yard in Harborne
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BTP opens in Cheltenham
Boston Tea Party, the South West-based independent café chain, has opened its 14th site in the region, in Cheltenham
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Boston Tea Party sets out growth plans
Boston Tea Party is looking to open two/three sites a year going forward and is looking to evolve its current format with a more US-style feel
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Boston Tea Party plans further expansion
Boston Tea Party is set to ramp up its expansion plans across the region after announcing it will open its fifth site in Bristol next month
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Marco Marco secures £3.5m PE investment
Marco Marco, the Cheshire-based Italian restaurant business led by Stephen Garrity, the former Restaurant Group executive, has reportedly secured a £3.5m investment from London-based private equity group Niton Partners.The company, which launched three years ago and currently operates sites in Northwich, Lymm and Marple Bridge, is set to use the ...
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