All Operators articles – Page 121
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NewsPubs of Distinction eyes two new beer houses for early 2017
Pubs of Distinction, the London-based independent beer house group, is looking to open two new sites in early 2017.
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Contactless spending surges across sector
Contactless spending increased by 79% across the pub sector in the past year
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Analysis & Insight
Over 50% of the elderly would like to eat out more
Almost half of elderly people say they would like to eat out more often
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Lines between foodservice and food retail to blur further
The lines between foodservice and food retail is set to continue to blur
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Booktable owner Michelin aquires Restaurantes
Michelin has acquired Restaurantes.com, on online restaurant booking platform in Spain with more than 5,000 establishments.
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'Significant increase' in fresh fruit and juice costs
Bucks Fizz toasts over the festive season could become much more expensive due to big increases in the price of orange juice and fresh fruit, British purchasing company Beacon has warned.
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NewsNick Jones criticises rates hike impact on capital
Soho House founder Nick Jones has joined a chorus of voices warning about the impact of business rates hike on the sector and on the vibrancy of London.
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Sugar tax opportunity for innovation in soft drinks
The sugar tax provides an opportunity to develop more innovative soft drinks as younger people opt to drink less alcohol and lead healthier lifestyles, CGA Peach research has found.
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NewsNight Tube sees drinks sales up, but food sales down
The introduction of the Night Tube to London has seen an uplift in drinks sales – at the expense of food sales.
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NewsTfL sets out plans to open railway arches in Wood Lane
Transport for London (TfL) has announced that it plans to open 31 of its railway arches near Wood Lane Tube station
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Government backs PASS cards
The Government has backed PASS, the UK national proof of age accreditation scheme which issues a photo identification card, as part of a crack-down on passport fraud.
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Shoppers to stagger big Xmas shop
Shoppers are staggering their big Christmas shop across several months to spread the cost, according to Sainsbury’s.
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Operators to fight back against delivery
A fight back against delivery and the homogenisation of prime rental areas, are two of the predictions for the UK’s eating and drinking-out sector in 2017
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Blackburn’s High Street crowned best in the country
Blackburn’s High Street has been crowned best in the country
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Thirsty Bears pizza pub concept unveiled
Ascot Inns managing director Vince Healy has teamed up with New York pizza restaurateur Michael Wheeler for Thirsty Bear, a new American-style pizzeria pub concept.
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Hospitality staff losing sleep over Christmas
Bartenders, waiters, hotel staff and chefs will get by with just five to six hours of sleep a night this Christmas, according to research by drinks distributor Matthew Clark.
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NewsSector leaders pen letter to PM highlighting key issues
More than 20 chief executives and business leaders from the UK’s leading eating and drinking-out chains have penned a letter to the Prime Minister Theresa May
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Analysis & Insight
Nuke everything and start again
New Year is a great time to start to think differently in all areas for your business. Hopefully some of the downtime (if you manage to have any) will give you a chance to reflect on the year and get planning while everyone else is partying
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NewsYard Sale Pizza appoints head of ops
Yard Sale Pizza, the London-based restaurant and delivery concept, has appointed a head of operations.
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2017 predictions: Wine costs, staycations and recruitment
Predictions for the sector in 2017 include a staycation and tourism boom but also a tripling of wine prices and the cost of a meal out rocketing 10%.