All Pubs articles – Page 244
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Fuller's buys most westerly pub
Fuller’s, the London-based brewer and pub operator, has secured its most westerly pub yet, at Portishead in Somerset
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NewsYoung's: Ram Pub Co, bank facilities, rooms, technology
M&C Report takes a closer look at the full-year results to 31 March for Young’s and speaks to chief executive Steve Goodyear, retail director Patrick Dardis, and Geronimo Inns managing director Ed Turner
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NewsM&B: Trading, remodelling programme, people and practices
M&C Report takes a closer look at the first half update from Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) and looks at how there is still large regional variations in performance, its food and drink innovation, expansion plans, the impact of its remodelling programme and its investment in its people
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Max Property sees 13.3% uplift across pubs portfolio
Max Property Group has reported a 13.3% (£5.4m) increase in the valuation of the portfolio in the year to 31 March 2014
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Red Mist eyes franchise route for further growth
Red Mist Leisure, the Surrey based multiple-pub operator, is planning to increase its estate to eight pubs then look to a franchise model for further growth, M&C Report has learnt
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Opinion
Learning from a dry society
Sipping tentatively at a freshly-squeezed organic beetroot juice, Phil Mellows meets dry bar entrepreneur Catherine Salway of Redemption Bar and finds out what the licensed trade could possibly learn from a pub with no beer
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Parched Pubs eyes double acquisition
Parched Pubs, the south London multiple-pub operator, is in the preliminary stages of acquiring two pubs this year to bring its estate to six, M&C Report has learnt
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NewsYoung's to rebrand tenanted arm; FY adjusted PBT up 17%
Young’s, the London-based pub operator, has reported a 17% rise in adjusted pretax profit to £27.2m in the year to 31 March, with like-for-like sales in its managed arm up 6.7%, as it announced plans to rebrand its tenanted arm as the Ram Pub Company by the end of the summer
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Barred pubgoer's Euro court vow
A customer barred from all pubs in his hometown has vowed to take his fight with Pubwatch to the European Court of Human Rights
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Analysis & InsightBritish household leisure spend up 8% in April
Average British household leisure spend increased 8% to £215 in April boosted by improved weather and the long Easter weekend
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Redemption Bar eyes Shoreditch flagship
Redemption Bar, the dry bar concept, is close to securing a flagship site in London’s Shoreditch as part of plans to open up to 10 sites under the format in the UK
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Analysis & InsightFood drives pub visits for 46% of customers
One in five UK adults visits the pub weekly and food is becoming more important for people choosing to visit the pub, according to a report called Pub Visiting UK, published by food and drink research firm Mintel
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M&B looks to double M&C in Cardiff
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) is planning to open its second site under its Miller & Carter steakhouse brand in Cardiff
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Woodward & Falconer up to six
Woodward & Falconer Pubs, the Cheshire-based group, will open its sixth site this summer after securing the former Northop Golf Club Clubhouse and gymnasium in Wales
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Robinsons: pub beer volumes linked to customer feedback
Robinsons, the Cheshire brewer and pub operator, has reported that changes to beer volume sales at its pub are directly linked to the findings of its mystery visitor programme
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Young’s adds 17 rooms to Wimbledon pub
Young’s, the London-based pub operator, has added 17 boutique bedrooms to the Dog & Fox in Wimbledon, south London
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Growth in pub job opportunities
More jobs are on offer in pubs and bars than at any point since 2008, with a particular spike in roles paying over £30,000
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NewsSheps simplifies share structure to attract investors
Shepherd Neame has said the simplification of its shareholder structure is to make the company more appealing to investors, to enable its continued improvement strategy
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NewsSpirit to restructure management team
Spirit Pub Company has announced that it is to streamline its management structure by combining its managed operations and commercial functions, in a move that will see current commercial director Clive Briscoe leaving the business at the end of May
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Stonegate opens 'Slug of the future'
Stonegate is to open what it calls the “Slug of the future” with the conversion of a former Living Room at Oxford Castle