All Pubs articles – Page 46
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News
Bramley Bars makes it three
Bramley Bars has acquired the Lord Poulett inn in Hinton St George, Somerset, for an undisclosed sum, taking its portfolio of pubs to three.
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Stew & Oyster up to six
Stew & Oyster, the Yorkshire based pub concept, will open its sixth site later this year and securing a site in Malton.
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Brakspear opens biggest managed house
Brakspear, the pub operator and brewer, is opening the Frogmill near Cheltenham after an eight month refurbishment.
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Arc Inspirations lfls up 43% during World Cup
Arc Inspirations has reported a like-for-like wet sales increase of 43% across its estate during the four-week World Cup period.
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Analysis & Insight
Two out of three operators implement regional pricing
On average, two out of three operators surveyed in MCA’s latest Menu Tracker report vary their prices dependent on region, with JD Wetherspoon, All Bar One and O’Neill’s among the operators with the largest differentials.
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Oak Taverns looking to double size of freehold estate
Oak Taverns is to open The Kings Arms in Wantage today as it looks to double its estate of drink-led freehold pubs, MCA has learnt.
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Amber to expand geographical reach
Amber Taverns, the wet-led community pub operator, is looking to expand its reach into the south west and east of England.
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Analysis & Insight
World Cup boosts spend on the high street
The World Cup has boosted spending on the high street, according to new data from purchase intelligence platform Cardlytics.
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Opinion
Coaching Inn Group checks out potential in market towns
The Coaching Inn Group has doubled in size since in first received backing from BGF three years ago, and with 960 market towns to target, remains highly ambitious. Mel Flaherty talks to founder, Kevin Charity, about growth one room at a time.
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Islington-based Ei Group-let pub sells for c£2m
A site let to EI Group in London’s Islington has been acquired by an the overseas investor for £2.1m.
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Star Pubs introduces craft beers on rotation
Star Pubs & Bars has introduced a rotational craft beer scheme to enable operators to broaden their selection and offer regular guest beers.
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Lfls up 5.2% at JDW
JD Wetherspoon has this morning reported a 5.2% increase in like-for-like sales for the 10 weeks to 8 July 2018
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EiG ‘considering sale of commercial property arm’
Ei Group has appointed advisors to assess a potential sale of its commercial property division, according to reports.
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Young’s managed lfls up 5.2% in Q1
Young’s has reported like-for-like sales in its managed house arm up 5.2% in the first 13 weeks of the current financial year, with total sales for the division up 8.8%.
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Analysis & Insight
Something to stake your reputation on
A number of runners and riders are jostling for position to invest in the struggling Gaucho business, even though some kind of restructuring seems inevitable. How will the business shape up after new investment is secured? At the same time will Brains be the perfect business for Alistair Darby to remind the pub sector of his talents? And as Leon announces plans to enter another country and roll out further Tuk Shops, could it have a another game-changing deal up its sleeve? Mark Wingett looks to provide some answers.
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Charles Wells looking to add up to eight PP&P a year
Charles Wells is looking to ramp up the expansion of its Pizza, Pots and Pints concept, by up to eight sites a year.
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Loungers appoints CFO
Loungers has appointed Gregor Grant, ex of Novus Leisure, as its chief financial officer.
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Faucet sells debut site, Babel
Faucet Inn has sold its debut site – Babel in Clapham Junction – to the operators of Archer Street in Soho, MCA understands.
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Emeny: ‘We’ll need to recruit 4,000 staff over next 18 months’
Fuller’s has estimated that it will need to recruit another 4,000 staff over the next 18 months in order to sustain its current level of service, chief executive Simon Emeny told delegates at the MCA Pub Conference earlier this week.
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EiG confirms Maloney departure from board
Ei Group, the UK’s biggest pub operator, has confirmed the retirement of David Maloney from the board.