All Stonegate Pub Company Limited articles – Page 6
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NewsEnergy relief: ‘There must be a comprehensive package’
Operators including Stonegate, Fuller’s, City Pub Group, Pizza Hut, and Admiral Taverns have welcomed the government’s support package but called for long-term support
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NewsStonegate launches ‘Future Leaders’ programme
The new programme, for high potential leaders, will see delegates from across the pub company’s management team take part in a six-session programme, lasting 10 months in total.
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NewsOperators take individual approaches in paying tribute to HM the Queen
Operators across the sector have taken markedly different approaches to paying tribute to the Queen on the day of her funeral
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NewsStonegate announces operational restructure
The group has announced a number of new senior operational roles, including Nick Andrews as managing director for Stonegate Pub Partners, Craft Union and Vixen
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NewsStonegate managed lfls up 2.3%
The group recorded total revenue for 28 weeks to 10 April 2022 of £827m, compared to £128m the prior year, with sales recovering well since reopening last year
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Analysis & InsightMelting pot: Footfall fluctuates amid heatwave
Hospitality operators have reported a mixed picture in terms of footfall during the heatwave. Featuring commentary from D&D London, Revolution Bars, Stonegate, McMullens, Various Eateries and Rekom UK
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InterviewsOn reflection: Ian Payne talks company deals, Covid and celebration cake
Nurturing long-term relationships, a good track record and an understanding that comes from being on the ground, are key to successful deal-making, shares Stonegate’s founder and chairman at MCA’s Pub Conference
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InterviewsStonegate investments will focus on conversions
The group has an £180m investment programme in place for the current financial year, which would see more than £100k invested in over 150 pubs, founder and chairman Ian Payne told MCA’s Pub Conference
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NewsIn pictures: MCA’s Pub Conference 2022
Highlights of the programme included a Q&A with Stonegate founder and chairman Ian Payne and Shepherd Name CEO Jonathan Neame and a presentation from Fuller’s CEO Simon Emeny
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NewsStonegate places 75 pubs on the market
The package of former Ei Group freehold pubs has been valued at up to £100m, with the sites located across England and Wales
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NewsMCA’s Pub Conference takes place on Wednesday
There are only two days to go, so book your place to hear from the likes of Stonegate, Fuller’s, Shepherd Neame, Admiral Taverns, Liberation Group, Brasserie Bar Co and Oakman Group on 6 July
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Analysis & InsightRail strikes: ‘What happened to we’re all in this together?’
As city centre-based operators endure a trading climate similar to lockdown, MCA hears from D&D London, Stonegate, McMullen, Ole & Steen, Tortilla, Vagabond and Red Engine about the impact so far
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NewsPub Conference 2022: full agenda revealed
Stonegate’s chairman and founder Ian Payne, Fuller’s chief executive Simon Emeny and Shepherd Neame’s chief executive Jonathan Neame are among the highlights on the programme
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NewsStonegate unveils new premium division
The Chapter Collection will focus on premium food-led pubs initially in London, with the Clerk & Well the first to open under the division
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NewsStonegate reshapes marketing team
Melissa Wisdom has been promoted to sales and marketing director as part of a restructure following the departure of marketing director Nicola Pryce
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NewsStonegate appoints new marketing director
James Metcalfe has been appointed as director of marketing – insight and innovation at the UK’s largest pub group
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NewsStonegate to press ahead with capex programme
Chief executive Simon Longbottom said the group is “in great shape” and that its conversions to its managed estate are delivering promising results
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NewsStonegate makes board appointment
Daniel Wilkinson, Stonegate Group’s strategy, legal and business development director, was praised for his “significant contribution” to the company
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NewsOperators welcome move to cut self-isolation period
The government’s decision to reduce the duration of self-isolation to five days is expected to significantly improve staff availability in the hospitality sector.
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News‘It doesn’t even cover the cost of our Christmas decorations’
The Chancellor’s additional support measures have been described as a ‘sticking plaster’ for the sector after some operators have lost hundreds of thousands of pounds’ revenue per venue in the weeks leading up to Christmas.