All Pubs articles – Page 12
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NewsAdmiral Taverns to offer tenant support to April 2021
Admiral Taverns’ tenants are being offered tapered rent support from reopening all the way through to April next year, the company has announced.
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NewsRobinsons to taper rent discounts from July
Robinsons Brewery, which owns more than 260 pubs across north Wales and England, will begin tapering its rent discounts from July.
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Punch offers tenants 75% rent credit for July
Punch Pubs is offering tied pub tenants three quarters (75%) rent credit for July, reduced each month beyond autumn.
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NewsGreene King reveals ‘Pub Safe’ operating guidelines
Greene King has unveiled details of how its pubs will look and operate ahead of them re-opening, under its set of ‘Pub Safe’ promises.
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NewsCity Pub Group preps ‘reset, streamlined’ business
City Pub Group will reopen with a “reset, more efficient, streamlined business”, executive chairman Clive Watson has told the markets.
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InterviewsLiberation Group CEO Jonathan Lawson on reopening pubs early
Pubs with gardens may have the chance to open earlier than planned on 22 June, if the English weather makes it worthwhile.
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NewsStar extends rent concessions
Star Pubs & Bars has extended its rent reductions for leased and tenanted pubs, bringing its total concessions since lockdown to £21m.
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InterviewsYoung’s CEO Patrick Dardis: Pubs can’t resemble operating theatres
With picturesque riverside pubs clustered around the Thames, as well as by East Devon’s Exe Estuary, more than half of the Young’s estate has a large beer garden.
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NewsGreene King gives tenants 90% rent reduction
Greene King Pub Partners is giving a 90% rent reduction to all tied pubs from 11 June until they can legally reopen.
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NewsThwaites hopes to return to strong trading
Daniel Thwaites, the pub, inn and hotel operator, is considering applying for a Government backed loan scheme, to ensure it has sufficient facilities to get through the recovery period.
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InterviewsOakman Inns COO Dermot King: 'We’re desperate for people to come out and enjoy themselves.’
Like many other operators, the fourth of July has become a focal point in the calendar for Oakman Inns, as it prepares to reopen its estate.
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InterviewsCharlie McVeigh: ‘The cure is becoming worse than the disease’
Draft House founder Charlie McVeigh has called on the hospitality industry to help the country turn a page and combat public FOGO – the fear of going out. McVeigh, who is chairman and an investor in The Breakfast Club and Butchies Fried Chicken, told MCA it was time to get ...
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NewsGreene King Pub Partners signed up to BII
Greene King Pub Partners is paying for 800 tied tenants to become members of the British Institute of Innkeeping (BII).
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NewsStonegate announces support for Ei Pub Partners
Stonegate Pub Company has revealed details of a multimillion-pound support package for publicans within the recently acquired Ei Publican Partnerships leased and tenanted business.
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InterviewsStar: ‘Great opportunity’ for pubs in the future
Further grant support from the Government will be needed if pubs are to open under any kind of restrictions, Star Pubs & Bars managing director Lawson Mountstevens has told the Morning Advertiser.
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NewsTrade bodies call on insurers to meet obligations for pub sector
Hospitality trade bodies have called on the Association of British Insurers to agree to a meeting to discuss further support for pubs and breweries affected by the coronavirus crisis.
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NewsPCA promises to champion rights of tied pub tenants
It is now “more important than ever” that pub tenants have the benefit of their statutory rights and protections, new Pubs Code Adjudicator Fiona Dickie has said.
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NewsWetherspoon raises £141m
JD Wetherspoon has raised funds of £141m through the placing of 15,668,430 new ordinary shares, which it will use to secure the business through the coronavirus crisis.
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NewsWellington to cancel rent ‘as appropriate’
Wellington Pub Company has announced it will offer tenants a three-month rent-free period “as appropriate”, but said it was taking a case by case approach.
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NewsEmeny: Social distancing could be ‘catastrophic’ for pubs
Fuller’s CEO Simon Emeny has warned company revenue could be down by as much as 80% under social distancing measures.