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All Fat Cat Group articles
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Good Pub Guide 2017 winners
The Horse Guards Inn in Tillington, West Sussex, has been named the Good Pub Guide Pub of the Year 2017.
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One in seven publicans now under 35
More than one in seven UK pubs are now being run by licensees aged between 25 and 35, according to research carried out for the Good Pub Guide 2016.
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Saunders unveils craft beer bar venture
Pub entrepreneur Matt Saunders hopes to open “three or four” sites in the Midlands under his new craft beer bar venture Crafted Bars, M&C Report has learnt
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Barworks and Diner set for growth
London-based pub and bar operator Barworks has secured a ninth site, while its sister business The Diner is to add an eighth eponymous restaurant, M&C Report has learnt
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NewsBarworks brings distilling back to East London
Barworks, the London bar operator, is refurbishing and installing a distillery at former Fat Cat Café bar in Bow Wharf that was acquired following administration
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Barworks secures former Fat Cat site
Barworks, the London-based bar and pub operator, has secured the former Fat Cat Café site in Bow Wharf
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Former Fat Cat leaseholds sold for £50k-£95k
The leases of three bars formerly operated by Fat Cat Café Bars, which was placed in administration in April, have been sold for sums between £50,000 and £95,000 each, according to a new report from its administrator Cooper Parry
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Two more Fat Cat sites sold
A further two sites formerly operated by Fat Cat Café Bars, which was placed in administration in April, have been sold, M&C Report has learnt
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Strong interest in Fat Cat sites
Strong interest has been shown in the package of six Fat Cat Café Bars placed on the market last month.
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round up, 7-8 January
Please see below M&C Report’s roundup of the weekend press:Government aims to curb boardroom pay excessesShareholders are to win a legal right to block sky-high pay awards under radical plans for an assault on “fat cat” earnings drawn up by the government. Senior ministers are backing a move that would ...