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NewsEnterprise: CAMRA shouldn't interfere in pubco/tenant debate
Enterprise Inns has criticised the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) for interfering in the contractual relationship between pubco and tenant in its submission to the Government on the statutory code
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BII back statutory code but urges clarity
The British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) supports the introduction of a statutory pubco code but has called for more clarity around its principles
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RICS raises pubco code concerns
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has said the consultation into a statutory code of conduct for pub companies does not address the distinction between a lease and a tenancy
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JW Lees: guest beer option 'disastrous'
The introduction of a mandatory guest beer option for pub tenants could be “disastrous” and “endanger the viability” of mid-sized brewers while reducing choice behind the bar, JW Lees has told the Government
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Nottingham eyes late-night levy
Nottingham City Council is considering introducing a late-night levy, a move that could cost local pubs £446,000
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NewsOperators sign up for Kingston development
A number of operators have either signed up for or are under offer on units at the Kingston Riverside development, which is scheduled to open next year
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NewsBurger & Lobster secures first US site
Burger & Lobster, the Goodman Restaurants-backed concept, has secured its first site in the US, in New York City
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Thorley Taverns returns to profit; sites on market
Thorley Taverns, the Kent-based pub, restaurant and hotel group, returned to profitability in the year to 30 June and revealed that a number of its “less successful” sites are on the market
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Ministry of Sound club revenues grow 5%
Ministry of Sound, the music business that runs the eponymous nightclub in London’s Elephant and Castle, saw revenue in its club division grow again in the year to 31 December 2012
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NewsSlay steps down as Carlsberg UK CEO
Carlsberg UK has announced that Benet Slay is to leave the company as chief executive and will be replaced by current sales director James Lousada. Lousada is to start his new role on 1 January. Slay will remain at the company during a transition period until 24 January
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Craddock takes Charnwood MD role
Marc Craddock, former operations manager at Timothy Taylor, has become the new managing director at Charnwood Pub Company, the Midlands-based multiple
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NewsTesco eyes further sector opportunities
Tesco, which acquired Giraffe earlier this year, is believed to be eyeing further investment opportunities in the eating-out and drinking-out sector
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NewsPunch shares grow 19% as M&C20 recovers
Punch Taverns was the star performer in the M&C20 this week, with its share price rising 19% to 12.5p on the back of the company’s restructuring proposals announced on Monday
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Rollo: Expects slowdown at JDW
A leading analyst has said that expects JDW to report a slight slowdown in LfL sales from 3.7% in Q1 to 2% in Q2 and aslight contraction in the operating margin in F14
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AB InBev invests in Bar Pass
AB InBev has made an investment in start-up firm Bar Pass, which will see the company’s technology rolled out across the country nest year.
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NewsCoal invests c£1m on MK opening
Coal Grill and Bar has invested nearly £1m on the opening of its latest restaurant in Milton Keynes
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Kababish owners launch street food concept
The owners of the Kababish restaurant company have launched a new street food concept called Deli Hub at Birmingham Airport
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Upham Pub Company expansion continues
Hampshire-based Upham Pub Company, the sister company to Upham Brewery, has exchanged contracts on its eighth site, a Punch Taverns pub in Hampshire, M&C Report has learnt
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Carvery Heaven up to seven
Carvery Heaven, the Midlands-based pub carvery operator, which was recently named best multiple pub operator at the national Star Pubs & Bars Awards, has opened its seventh site
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Bowland Village Inns up to five
Bowland Village Inns, the Lancashire-based group, has continued its expansion with the acquisition of the Ship at Caton, its fifth pub restaurant