All Pubs articles – Page 147
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NewsPunch further tweaks management team
Punch Taverns has further tweaked its management team, as it gears up to unveil its future strategy in November
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Punch supports cask ale week for fifth year running
Punch Taverns is once again preparing to support Cask Ale Week by running the UK’s largest free pint promotion
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Young’s launches recruitment drive
Young’s is launching a drive with a series of roadshows throughout September and October to find staff to work across its pubs including Geronimo Inns
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NewsOakman Inns gears up for Christmas
Oakman Inns, the multi-site operator, is gearing up for the festive season with a dedicated website and Christmas campaign
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Chestnut Inns prepares for further growth
Chestnut Inns, the pub group set up by former banker Philip Turner, has appointed its first general manager as it prepares for expansion
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Analysis & InsightConsumer spending up across pubs and restaurants
Despite the weather, restaurants continued to perform strongly in August, with growth of 13.3% in average consumer spending
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NewsHawthorn to expand Nectar concept
Hawthorn Leisure is to explore converting a number of its sites to the Last Orders concept it inherited from Nectar Taverns
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NewsPunch markets three central London freeholds
Punch Taverns is selling three central London freehold pubs for investment as part of its on-going estate review
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NewsWelham to become Wadworth CEO
Chris Welham, who recently stepped down as managing director of Spirit Leased at Spirit Pub Company, is to become chief executive of Wiltshire-based pub operator and brewer Wadworth
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NewsJDW: breakfast, Ireland, sales mix, people
On the back of its full year results this morning, John Hutson, chief executive of JD Wetherspoon talks about how the group’s breakfast sales, its performance in Ireland, staff retention, hotels pipeline, its investment on property and its changing sales mix
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NewsCraft Beer Co reports record turnover
Craft beer bar operator Craft Beer Co has reported an uplift of 22% in its turnover across its six bars as it prepares to make its debut in the City
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PubAid takes on World Record challenge
PubAid is teaming up with online fundraising platform JustGiving to break the world record for the largest multi-venue pub quiz
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NewsBe at One strengthens pipeline; lfls up 6%
Be At One, the Piper-backed cocktail bar chain, has secured new openings in Camden and Sheffield, as it saw like-for-like sales in the first half of its current financial year increase 6%
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M&B launches sport-tied discount app
Mitchells & Butlers is introducing Eagle Eye Solutions Green Card payment app to give sports fans discounts on food and drinks during major sporting events
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Analysis & InsightKuPP, KuPP and away
After building up a successful chain of pubs across London, Faucet Inn is now focusing growth on two all-day dining concepts, with a strong pipeline both domestically and internationally. Founder and managing director Steve Cox talks to James Wallin about the opportunities in casual dining, how he implemented a living wage structure and the challenges posed by legislation governing the ability to develop pubs
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NewsBarnfather: JDW stuck in a strategic vortex
Leading analyst Anna Barnfather at Panmure Gordon has said that JD Wetherspoon is stuck in a strategic vortex and that its value offer is “losing resonance in the current aspirational consumer climate”
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NewsTCG rolls out new roast lunch menu
Managed pub and bar operator TCG is rolling out a Sunday roast offer to six more of its pubs after a successful trial in five sites
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Wear there’s a will…
Wear Inns co-founder John Weir tells James Wallin why he looks to his staff for innovation, how pubs can outmanoeuvre the restaurant sector and about plans to grow to as many as 60 sites
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NewsGov't to launch pub loan fund
Community pubs minister Marcus Jones is offering a £1.5m fund to help local people buy community pubs at risk of closure
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Food sales leading Wear growth
Wear Inns, the northeast pub operator, is expanding its estate using cash and existing banking facilities after a strong financial year that saw food and drink sales up following estate-wide refurbishments