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NewsPoké The Bear set for expansion with ‘Michelin Star’ menu
Poké The Bear, the delivery-only brand from TV personality Calum Best, has added two sites to its estate and announced an overhaul to its menu.
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NewsSacha Lord releases recovery plan, warns bounce back ‘could take five years’
Manchester’s night time economy advisor Sacha Lord has released a plan detailing how businesses can be supported to recover from the pandemic, but warned it could take five years for the sector to recover.
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NewsLegal challenge to curfew set for second court hearing
A legal challenge to the 10pm curfew in England is set for a second court hearing at the beginning of next month.
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NewsUK Hospitality CEO Kate Nicholls: Sector ‘back into intensive care’ because of second lockdown
It is “imperative” that the second national lockdown is time limited so hospitality businesses burning through cash reserves can “gain some income during December,” UK Hospitality CEO Kate Nicholls has warned.
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NewsNTIA: ‘Nightclubs are on the brink of extinction’
The late-night sector will not survive to see recovery without urgent financial support from government, Night Time Industries Association CEO Michael Kill has warned.
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NewsWest and central Scotland to face toughest restrictions in three-week lockdown
Pubs and restaurants will be required to close in a further 11 areas in Scotland as part of a “short, sharp” move to level 4, first minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
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NewsGreene King appoints Local Pubs MD
Greene King has appointed Clair Preston-Beer to its executive board as the new managing director for the more than 600-strong Local Pubs division.
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NewsCaines preps Exmouth beach bar
Chef Michael Caines will launch a bar, restaurant, cafe and patisserie in Exmouth as part of the Devon town’s seafront regeneration project.
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NewsPret launches debut TikTok campaign
Pret has launched its first marketing campaign with TikTok for the festive season.
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NewsDinners by Pret deliveries expanded
Pret A Manger is to roll out its delivery-only ‘Dinners by Pret’ evening meal service to 30 sites around London, having previously trialled the offer across seven of its UK stores.
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NewsStricter tiers needed to control virus
A stricter tier system that bans indoor socialising over winter will be needed to replace national lockdown next month, a government scientific adviser has warned.
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NewsShaftesbury raises £307m
West End landlord Shaftesbury has raised £307m in new capital following a share placing.
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NewsEataly to open in early new year
Italian food market Eataly has confirmed it will launch its UK debut in early 2021 with a flagship space in Broadgate.
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NewsEveryman hires FTI to assist in rent talks
Everyman Media Group has become the latest cinema chain to hire financial advisors, Sky News reports.
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NewsTGI Fridays to launch sister brand 63rd+1st
TGI Fridays has announced the launch of a new cocktail bar and restaurant brand, 63rd+1st.
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NewsWahaca acquired by Nando’s owner
Wahaca has been acquired in a rescue deal by the billionaire owner of Nando’s.
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NewsGreggs to cut 820 jobs
Greggs has announced plans to cut more than 800 jobs as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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NewsM&B to close 20 sites
Mitchells & Butlers is working with advisors CBRE to close up to 20 leasehold pubs and restaurants.
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NewsMark out of Ten - Papa John’s EFL Trophy
Lately I have been really getting into the idea as a businessperson, brand or marketer, you need to embrace the negative way more than the positive. I have just completed two mini MBAs with former marketing professor Mark Ritson, who argues as part of brand awareness, you must define, measure and track your negative brand associations as well as your positive ones.
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NewsDeltic asks for £1m-a-month government support to see it through sales process
The Deltic Group has asked government for a £1m-a-month bailout as it continues its sales process, the Mail on Sunday reports.