All Pubs articles – Page 135
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OpinionBig boys have craft credentials
Heineken UK managing director David Forde was appointed the new chairman of the British Beer & Pub Association at the end of last year. He tells James Wallin why the sector deserves the Government’s support and explains why he thinks the great British pub is well-placed to see off competition from any corner
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Wadworth pays tribute to ‘the major’
Wiltshire brewer and pub operator Wadworth is to fly the flag at its brewery at half-mast following the death of former chairman Major John Bartholomew .
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Brakspear Mild brewed for first time in 20 years
Brakspear Mild is to be produced for the first time in 20 years as the Henely-based brewer and pub operator announced it was relaunching the beer made from the original recipe.
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Bel & The Dragon to open four sites every year
Longshot is close to securing three new sites for its Bel & The Dragon vehicle and is planning one opening every quarter for the next three years for the brand, M&C has learnt.
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Craft Beer Co gears up for Craft 100 festival
The Craft Beer Co. is bringing the UK’s ”biggest pub beer festival” ‘Craft 100’ back to Clapham, London this Easter
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Young’s to roll out Qkr! app
Young’s is to roll out MasterCard’s smartphone payment app Qkr! across its 168 pubs.
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NewsBrewDog turnover up 52% in 2015
BrewDog grew UK sales by 130% in 2015 with total turnover up 52% year on year to £45m.
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Star to roll out chef consultancy scheme
Star Pubs & Bars is investing £75,000 in rolling out its chef consultancy support programme to a further 100 pubs this year.
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Timothy Taylor back on acquisition trail
Tim Dewey, the chief executive of West Yorkshire brewer and pub operator Timothy Taylor has said the company has money set aside to buy more pubs.
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Taking on the family firm
Last year, Justin Phillimore became the first non-family member to take on the mantle of chief executive at Charles Wells – taking charge of the firm as it re-enters the managed pubs sector and continues to strengthen its ties with tenants. He talks to James Wallin about his plans for the future of the 140-year-old brewer and pub operator
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RICS data shows pub turnover and rents up in Q4
The average rent on a new pub lease was £29,253 in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2015, up by more than 3% year-on-year, according to the latest figures from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors’ Pub Benchmarking Survey.
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Glendola updates on 2016 pipeline
Glendola Leisure is set to open its first brewpub and is also planning to invest in the Saltire Taverns sites it acquired last year, M&C has learnt.
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NewsClevely reveals Hippo Inns pipeline
Rupert Clevely has told M&C that Hippo Inns – his joint venture with Enterprise Inns – will open four sites in the three months.
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McManus poised for growth
Chris Wright, financial director of McManus Pub Group, has told M&C the company is approaching the end of the churning of its estate, and is now poised for growth.
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NewsEuro 2016 to be worth £60m for pubs
This summer’s Euro 2016 could provide a bonanza for pubs to the tune of at least £60m, according to Carlsberg UK.
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NewsCamerons confirms Sheffield opening
North East brewer and pub operator Camerons has revealed the site for its Head of Steam opening in Sheffield.
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TRG looks to expands B&P’s reach
The Restaurant Group (TRG) is looking to expand the geographical reach of its pub operation Brunning & Price
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Analysis & Insight
Hub of activity
Tech-driven delivery is this year’s big disrupter of food retailing and foodservice. Street food has impacted many parts of the UK eating and drinking-out scene, it is not surprising that its ethos could soon be translated to a delivery model. At the same time, we take a look at how pubs should be tapping into a growing online community to attract future consumers
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PS eyes three smokehouses and pie & bakehouse
Carlos Maidana, founder of the Blue’s Smokehouse concept has told M&C that he has the pipeline for the brand’s growth mapped out to the end of next year.
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Wakefield beer café concept to roll out
The founders of a ‘continental-style beer café’ which has opened in Wakefield say they hope to turn it into a ‘small chain’ across Yorkshire.