All articles by Shwetali Sapte – Page 39
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News
Proposed smoking ban will have ‘significant’ implications
Trade bodies have called on the government to reconsider proposed restrictions on smoking in pub gardens, outdoor restaurants, and open-space areas in clubs
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Revolution: Completion of restructuring plan to proceed as planned
Sanctioned earlier this month, the restructuring plan is expected to occur on 3 September, allowing the pub and bar operator to return to financial stability
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The Devonshire becomes first UK pub to serve Guinness 0.0 on draught
Commenting on the move, co-founder Oisin Rogers said ”it’s the best zero product available on draught…and it’s very Devonshire”
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Sir Tim Martin: ‘We’ve had no complaints about our pubs’
The Wetherspoon chairman has responded to RyanAir CEO Michael O’Leary’s call for a two-drink limit to curb drunken disorder on flights
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Analysis & Insight
Foodservice price inflation drops further in July
Despite the drop, categories such as beverages and vegetables saw sharp month-on-month rises, according to CGA and Prestige
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Interviews
Thai Leisure Group eyes return to expansion trail
Thai Leisure Group plans to build its Thaikhun and Chaophraya brands, seeing scope for growth in both, MD Ian Leigh tells MCA
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Oasis tour could add £1bn boost to economy
Analysts and commentators have predicted the reunion will create a huge positive surge in hospitality
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Seoul Bird launches new kiosk format
The new outpost has opened in Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium as the Korean fried chicken concept also prepares to make its airport debut
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Mowgli launches loyalty programme
The Mowgli Club app allows customers to earn £25 off their bill by collecting six stamps, as the Indian restaurant chain continues to expand across the UK
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David Coffer dies at 76
Dubbed ‘Mr Leisure’ by the property world, he built Davis Coffer Lyons into the most influential property agency in restaurants, Peter Martin writes in a tribute
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Interviews
Brakspear: ‘We’re seeing more opportunities come into the market’
The 125-strong pub operator looks to add high quality assets to both its tenanted estate and Honeycomb Houses vision, CEO Tom Davies tells MCA
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Interviews
Tonkotsu looks to cross 25-site mark
The ramen specialist will continue building its presence in London and nearby cities as it plans to open its 18th location in Bristol, founder Emma Reynolds tells MCA
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Boulebar achieves new sales record
The 13-strong experiential concept, which debuted in London last year, announced £9.9m in net sales in H1 2024
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Interviews
Pasta Evangelists rollout ‘defies expectations’
The Barilla-owned fresh pasta business will open in Greenwich, Chiswick, Manchester, and Guildford following the success of its Richmond location, co-founder Finn Lagun tells MCA
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News
St John returns to 1994 prices for 30th anniversary
The ‘nose to tail’ Michelin-starred restaurant will serve customer favourites such as the roast bone marrow and parsley salad for just over £4
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Jamie Oliver Holdings reports rise in turnover
The group also reported a decrease in profitability due to increased operating expenses following the opening of the Catherine Street restaurant last year
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Openings of the week
MCA rounds up this week’s biggest openings stories, featuring Shake Shack, Bleecker, Benugo and more
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Boston Tea Party reports sales decline
The 23-strong independent café chain saw a 5% decrease in net sales to £21.7m
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Smashville on the lookout for franchisees
The smash burger concept is targeting forecourts as well as high street locations for expansion through franchising
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Interviews
McDonald’s UK: ‘We still have a lot to learn’
The chain is keen to trial a variety of different formats across its estate, with its recently launched ‘Drive To’ restaurants well received by customers