All Pubs articles – Page 51
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Head of Steam opening in Nottingham and Leicester
Camerons Brewery are opening two new The Head of Steam venues in Nottingham and Leicester.
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Authentic Alehouses secures Stockport pub
Authentic Alehouses, the pub venture launched by Burning Night Group management, has acquired the freehold of the Albert Hotel in Southport, Merseyside, for its new brand.
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Draft House puts Grand Union site on the market
Draft House, the Charlie McVeigh-led craft beer pub operator, is close to a sale of one of the six Grand Union sites its acquired last summer, MCA understands.
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Urban Village eyes eight sites by 2019
Urban Village Pub Company, the group co-founded by former Orchid Group chief executive Rufus Hall, has grown to four sites with plans to add more this year, MCA understands.
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Peach takes on 19th pub
Peach Pub Company has taken on its 19th site with the acquisition this week of The Bear & Ragged Staff, in the village of Cumnor, Oxfordshire.
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NewsHarvester targets “silent majority” for guest feedback
Mitchells & Butlers’ Harvester brand has seen an 18% hike in its number of guest promoters after trialling a scheme aimed at tapping into the “silent majority” of customers usually reluctant to give feedback.
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Fuller’s secures Royal Wharf site
Fuller’s has acquired a riverside site in the new Royal Wharf development in London’s Royal Dock.
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B&K appoints GK’s Spencer as group ops director
Brewhouse & Kitchen has appointed Andy Spencer as its group operations director, MCA has learnt.
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Antic London branches out into pub accommodation
Antic London is planning its “first foray” into overnight accommodation as part of its latest pub renovation project, with three more in the pipeline, MCA has learnt.
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Market Taverns acquires sixth London site
Family-run pub business Market Taverns has acquired its sixth London site – The Lady Ottoline, in Clerkenwell.
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Technology helping to fuel engagement at Fuller’s
Fuller’s chief executive Simon Emeny has told MCA that technology is playing a huge role in helping the company develop its relationship with its staff.
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New pubs minister revealed
Richard Harrington, parliamentary under secretary of state at the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, has revealed he was appointed as the new pubs minister earlier this week, during a Westminster Hall debate on the application of the Pubs Code 2016, yesterday (24 January).
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EiG beerista scheme to take on £3.7b coffee market
Ei Group has unveiled a tailored ‘Beerista’ coffee offer to support publicans take advantage of £3.7b UK coffee market.
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GK managed YTD lfls down 1.4%; festive sales up 1.6%
Greene King has recorded a 1.4% decline in like-for-like (LFL) sales in its Pub Company business for the first 37 weeks of the year to 14 January 2018.
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OpinionHow to create a successful national marketing campaign
Following the news earlier this month that cross-industry consumer campaign There’s A Beer For That (TABFT) will be evolving to focus on beer duty, programme director David Cunningham discusses the marketing strategy for the national campaign and how its successes will influence activities in the future.
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Best Bar None finalists announced
Bolton, Sheffield, Plymouth and Torquay have made it through to the final of the ‘National Best Bar None Awards’
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NewsBrunning & Price acquires new site in Warwickshire
Brunning & Price has acquired a new site in Warwickshire, as the pub operator continues to expand outside its heartland.
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NewsMarston’s eyes 25 openings in FY19
Future growth will come from Marston’s pipeline of new site development, as well as the realisation of opportunities following its acquisition of Charles Wells Brewing Business, chief executive Ralph Findlay told MCA.
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Star creates new buying department
Star Pubs & Bars is creating a new buying department focused on securing the best products and prices as well as sharing market insight and delivering category training.
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NewsCalls for renewed focus on gender diversity at board level
Progress on the number of female senior executives within the pub and restaurant sector is lagging behind other companies within hospitality, travel and leisure (HTL), according to the findings of a wide-ranging review of gender diversity and female progression, published by PwC.