All Operators articles – Page 150
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Analysis & Insight
Hospitality falling behind on loyalty
Hospitality brands are falling behind retailers when it comes to loyalty schemes, according to a new survey
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NewsMore operators sign up to Try January
The Try January campaign has gathered further momentum with more operators, including Punch Taverns, adopting the initiative to boost trade
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Everyman secures Cirencester opening
Everyman Cinema, the London-based cinema chain, is set to continue its regional expansion, after securing a site in Cirencester
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NewsFood sales drive growth in November
Food sales continue to grow drive growth for pubs groups, up 4% in November compared to 1.5% for drinks, according to the latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
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Weight Partners acquires Rileys Sports Bar
Rileys Sport Bars, the 43-strong snooker-and-pool-hall business, has been bought out of administration by private equity firm Weight Partners Capital
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Saltire Taverns eyes more Edinburgh sites
Boutique leisure operator Saltire Taverns is searching for more sites in Edinburgh as it prepares to open an extension to its flagship Le Monde complex in George Street.
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Mitchells of Lancaster cuts debt and sees turnover rise
Mitchells of Lancaster, the pub and hotel operator, has cut its debt and seen turnover rise 5.1%.
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OpinionCareful what you wish for
The dam has broken on M&A activity in the sector and the next 12 months could see an unprecedented number of businesses changing hands and securing new investment, but has the market learnt its lesson from the downturn when it comes to debt?
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Davy's eyes South East expansion as lfl continue to rise
James Davy, chief executive of London-based wine bar operator Davy’s, has told M&C Report the “ridiculous” prices in London may mean the company looks to commuter belt towns for expansion.
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NewsItalian restaurant deli/concept could roll out across London
The businessman behind an Italian style tapas restaurant planned for hackney has told M&C Report he would like to roll the concept out if it proves a success.
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M&S to roll out Food to Go format
Marks & Spencer is to up its presence in the breakfast and lunch on the go market with the roll out of its Food to Go format
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FY lfls up 3.3% at SSP
SSP, the global travel concessions operator, has reported a 3.3% rise in like-for-like sales for the year to 30 September 2014
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NewsCrazy Bear sells West End site
The Crazy Bear Group, the bar, restaurant and hotel operator, is to sell a West End site.
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Indoor golf concept to debut in Cardiff
Discovery Adventure Golf, a new partnership between ex-Goldman Sachs entrepreneur Elizabeth Perrin and experienced leisure operator Chris Richards, is to open its first venture at St David’s shopping centre in Cardiff next Easter.
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FY revenue up 4.1% at Compass
Compass, the global contract caterer, has this morning reported organic revenue growth of 4.1% to £17.1bn for the year ended 30 September 2014
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Westmorland buys Scottish motorway services site
Westmorland, which runs motorway service stations on the M5 and M6, has acquired the Cairn Lodge motorway service area in Scotland, which serves both sides of the A74(M), 35 miles south of Glasgow.
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Footfall up at Woking scheme
Woking Shopping has seen footfall climb 9.9%, year on year, helped by the hosting of the town’s Festival of Food and Drink for the second-year running
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Demand for low-cost beds driving hostel sector
The demand for low-cost beds has caused rapid expansion in the hostel and limited accommodation sector both in the UK and internationally as their adaptability and cost effectiveness appeal to customers
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Beavertown owner eyes expansion
North-east London craft beer pub and Beavertown Brewery owner Logan Plant is eyeing sites for expansion and has plans to add a large second American BBQ focused site under his ‘Dukes’ brand as well as a wet-led Beavertown tap house.