All Pubs articles – Page 240
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Heineken places pub package on the market
Heineken has placed a package of 111 sites from its leased pub business Star Pubs & Bars vehicle on the market
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NewsFitch upgrades outlook for Marston's
The revised outlook reflects “the on-going strong performance of the managed pub division” and ”gradual improvement in both tenanted estate quality and operating performance”, in addition to ”prepayment-led deleveraging”
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NewsYoung's lfls accelerate over summer
Young’s, the London-based pub operator, saw like-for-like sales accelerate slightly over the latter part of its most recent 13-week trading period, chief executive Stephen Goodyear has told M&C Report
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NewsHolts on expansion trail
Joseph Holt, the Manchester-based brewer and pub operator, is adding seven pubs to its estate and investing in major refurbishments of other sites over the next five years as part of its joint venture Touchwood Restaurants
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Pubs fall behind off-trade in ID checks
Pubs have fallen well behind the off-trade when it comes to staff carrying out age verification checks
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Fullers' Clist to retire
Mike Clist, a veteran of the tenanted pub sector and currently operations director for Fullers’ tenanted pub division, is to retire in November 2015, M&C Report has learnt
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JW Lees to sell directly to customers
JW Lees, the Manchester-based brewer and pub operator, has launched an online platform to sell beer directly to the consumer
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NewsJDW lfls rise 4.9%; operating margins stabilise
JD Wetherspoon has reported a a 4.9% rise in like-for-like sales for the 10 weeks to 6 July, with operating margins stabilising
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Rileys shareholders consider options for group
Shareholders of Rileys, the operator of 60 sports bars across the country, have appointed advisors to oversee options for the group, Sky News reports
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JDW opens controversial Stirling pub
JD Wetherspoon is opening a pub in Stirling next week following a £1.7m investment to convert a former office block into a pub
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NewsJDW to vary licences in late-night levy protest
JD Wetherspoon has pledged to vary the licences of its pubs hit by late-night levies as part of new company policy in protest at the legislation
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Nectar Taverns placed on the market
Nectar Taverns, the north west-based pub group, has been placed on the market with a price tag of c£10m
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NewsM&B makes key Orchid appointments
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) has made two internal appointments to oversee the integration of the 173 former Orchid Pub Company into its estate, M&C Report has learnt
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NWTC lines up openings
The New World Trading Company (NWTC) has continued to grow its pipeline, securing a site in Newcastle and confirming its first site in Birmingham
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NewsBath next for Be At One
Be At One, the Piper-backed cocktail bar chain, has secured a site for its next opening in Bath
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Black Country Ales on acquisition trail
Black Country Ales, the Gornal-based micro-brewer and pub operator is on the acquisition trail as it looks to add another one or two pubs to its estate this year, M&C Report has learnt
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CAMRA urges councils to protect pubs
The Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) has published a series of recommendations outlining how local councils can take action to save pubs, following new research that confirms 28 pubs are closing each week
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Modern British Taverns founder to launch pizza concept
Ian Wade is to open a pizza restaurant in Chester, with plans to roll out the concept of up to five sites within the next three years
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Multiple operators reopen Spirit pub
Multiple operators Pete Lumber and Clarke Oldfield have reopened a Spirit leased pub followING an investment by the pub company of more than £200,000
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NewsYoung's managed lfls grow 7.3%; confirms new sites
Young’s, the London-based pub operator, has reported a 7.3% rise in like-for-like sales in its managed arm for the first 13 weeks of its current financial year (since 31 March), and also confirmed that it has bought another pub and exchanged contracts on two others