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Analysis & InsightMinimum wage hikes: ‘We are not in a position to help’
The TUC has set out plans for the attainment of a £15 per hour minimum wage rate – but operators are not convinced. Featuring commentary from Giggling Squid, 3Sixty Restaurants and Chop’d.
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NewsEgo Restaurants makes ‘significant progress’
3Sixty Restaurants, which operates the Ego JV with Mitchells & Butlers, reported profit for the year to March 2022 of £3.8m, compared to a loss of £842k in 2021
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InterviewsEgo Restaurants: ‘We’re building cash now, to expand next year’
CEO James Horler tells MCA that with current cost pressures, expansion plans are being put on hold until next spring
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NewsExtension of JV arrangements for Ego Restaurants
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) has reached an agreement with James Horler, CEO of 3Sixty Restaurants, and its other shareholders, to continue with the joint venture arrangements, in relation to the development of Ego Restaurants, for a further period.
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NewsEgo Restaurants lines up two further sites
Ego Restaurants, the joint venture between 3Sixty Restaurants and Mitchells & Butlers, has lined up two further openings, taking it to 20 sites in total.
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News3Sixty Restaurants lines up 18th Ego site with more on the way
3Sixty Restaurants has lined up its 18th Ego restaurant and bar as part of its joint-venture (JV) with Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) – a former M&B site, in Shadwell, West Yorkshire, MCA has learnt.
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Horler plots Ego acceleration
3Sixty Restaurants chief executive James Horler has told MCA he plans to open six Ego in a Pub sites this year.
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Horler: Steady expansion for Ego pubs growth
James Horler, chief executive of 3Sixty Restaurants, has told MCA that the company is focused on an organic roll out of its Ego pub brand
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Ego appoints new head of marketing
Ego Restaurants has appointed James Coldrey-Mobbs, as its new head of marketing
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Horler: Pub operation starting to gain momentum
James Horler, chief executive of 3Sixty Restaurants, said the company’s fledgling pub business was starting to gain good momentum
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Horler: Ego pubs gaining good traction
James Horler, chief executive of 3Sixty Restaurants, has told MCA that the company’s fledgling pub business was gaining good traction as it gears up to launch its third site this summer.
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Ego eyes further expansion for pub format
3Sixty Restaurants, the James Horler-led group, is currently looking at “many sites” throughout the Midlands and the North for further expansion of its Ego brand
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Ego secures second pub site
3Sixty Restaurants, the James Horler-led group, has secured a second site for its Ego in a Pub format, in Yorkshire
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3Sixty secures first pub for Ego
3Sixty Restaurants, the group led by James Horler and backed by Luke Johnson, has secured a first pub for its Ego brand in Stoke-on-Trent
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NewsRocket secures ex-Wabi site
3Sixty Restaurants has secured the former Wabi restaurant in London’s Kingsway, for an opening this September
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OpinionWorking on many fronts
James Horler, CEO of 3Sixty Restaurants, tells Mel Flaherty about the firm’s turtle-like rate of growth and why restaurant diners just want to be entertained
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Rocket eyes expansion
Rocket, the restaurant and bar chain operated by 3Sixty Restaurants, is in negotiations on two further sites in London
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Ego sets out pub requirements
3Sixty Restaurants is looking for pub sites on the fringe of high streets or in destination affluent suburban locations to aid the expansion of its Ego brand as it looks to acquire three to five pubs over the next 18 months
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3Sixty eyes pubs for Ego expansion
3Sixty Restaurants, the group led by James Horler and backed by Luke Johnson, is looking to acquire pubs as part of its expansion plans for its Ego brand
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3Sixty ends sale talks
3Sixty Restaurants, the group led by James Horler and backed by Luke Johnson, has terminated sale talks because it did not believe that the figures put forward reflected its current performance