All Pubs articles – Page 296
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BrewDog secures first Bottle Dog
BrewDog, the Scottish brewer and pub operator, has secured a site for its first Bottle Dog off-licence format in London’s King’s Cross
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Ribble Valley December lfls grow 15.5%
Ribble Valley Inns, the four-strong food-led pub business owned by the Northcote Group, saw like-for-like sales grow 15.5% during December and said it has further acquisitions in the pipeline.
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TLC to open next Grand Central
TLC Inns, the multiple operator led by Steve and Jo Haslam, is to covert its new site in Cambridge into its American-style steakhouse format Grand Central, reports the Ely News
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So! secures fourth site
North Yorkshire group So! Bar & Eats has a secured a Punch Taverns site near Leeds for a new opening in late April/early May
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CAMRA petitions for 'Pubs Watchdog'
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has launched a petition to “build pressure” on the Government in advance of a Parliamentary Debate next Tuesday (21 January) calling for a “Pubs Watchdog”
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Star plans £18.5m estate investment
Star Pubs & Bars, the Heineken-owned leased pub operator, is to invest £18.5m in its estate during 2014, the biggest capex programme the estate has ever received
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NewsGreene King to focus on signage
Greene King, the brewer and pub operator, has said it will add new signs to many of its Pub Partners pubs over the next two years
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Analysis & Insight
Average publican 'bordering on obese'
The average pub licensee is bordering on obese, according to research conducted by M&C Report’s sister title the Publican’s Morning Advertiser with Channel 5
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Minister rules out pub rates changes
Community pubs minister Brandon Lewis has told M&C Report’s sister title the Publican’s Morning Advertiser that the Government has no plans to change the current way of working out the business rates of pub premises
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Pubs ‘n’ Bars portfolio sold
The 31 pubs formerly operated by Pubs ‘n’ Bars, which were placed on the market at the start of last year, have either been sold or had deals agreed on them
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Geronimo wins highest rating for sustainability
Geronimo Inns, the Young’s-owned pub company, says it’s the first pub group to receive the highest possible rating from the Sustainable Restaurant Association (SRA)
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Punch and noteholders clash over restructure process
Punch Taverns executive chairman Stephen Billingham and a committee representing senior Punch noteholders have clashed over the process of the company’s debt restructure
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NewsSt Austell enters coffee market
St Austell Brewery has announced plans to become the latest pub operator to enter the coffee market, with the launch of its Brewer & Bean brand
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Analysis & InsightAverage sale price of pubs up 3.3%
The average sale price of a pub has increased for the first time since 2007 and a record number of pubs are remaining as pubs after sale, according to the latest research from property agent Christie + Co
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Good Pub Guide winners eye expansion
The team behind the Beckford Arms in Wiltshire, which was crowned dining pub of the year in 2013 Good Pub Guide are looking to expand across the region over the next few years
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Maximum gaming machine prizes raised
New regulations increasing prizes in pub machines come into effect from today (15 Jan)
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Hydes sets out plans Northern Quarter gastro-pub plans
Hydes, the Manchester-based brewer and pub operator, has set out plans to develop a hotel, pub and restaurant in the city’s Northern Quarter district
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NewsJack raises JDW TP
Leading analyst Doug Jack has raised his Target Price for JD Wetherspoon, “reflecting stronger medium-term growth prospects”, ahead of its H1 results next Wednesday
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NewsNext Hall & Woodhouse MD won't be a family member
The next managing director at Hall & Woodhouse, the Dorset-based brewer and pub operator, will not be a family member, current MD Anthony Woodhouse has told South West Business Insider
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NewsPunch announces full restructure proposal
Punch Taverns, the tenanted and leased pub operator, has announced the full terms of its debt restructuring proposal and said that failure to effect the restructure would be expected to lead to a default in the near-term