All Pubs articles – Page 246
-
News
Punch sells Hammersmith pub for £2m-plus
Punch Taverns has sold the Old Parr’s Head in Hammersmith, West London for more than £2m after more than 10 offers for the site
-
News
Red Trousers makes first acquisition
Honey & Venom bar in south London has been bought by Red Trousers Entertainment, a new independent operator, which plans a refurbishment prior to opening it as The Imperial Durbar next month
-
News
Jack: Enterprise fighting hard to stand still
A leading analyst has said that Enterprise Inns is fighting hard to stand still, facing ongoing declines in wet-led pub volumes and an uncertain regulatory backdrop
-
News
Cirrus raises £15m expansion fund
Cirrus Inns, the investment vehicle launched to back a premium estate of freehold pubs with rooms, has raised a further £15m toward its continued expansion
-
NewsGreene King to improve daytime trading
Greene King has revealed details of its five-year plans for growth to 2020, which includes the group improving its exposure to daytime trading and reducing its exposure to alcohol & evenings/weekends
-
Analysis & Insight
Men face ridicule over pub wine choice
A study of 1,500 adults, commissioned Côtes du Rhône wines, found that just one in four would drink wine while on a night out with male friends for fear of being ridiculed
-
News
Balfour Lynn has a Cunning Plan for pubs
Richard Balfour-Lynn has launched a new name for his fledgling pub venture - The Cunning Plan Pub Company
-
News
Hall & Woodhouse see rise in second career landlords
Hall & Woodhouse, the Dorset brewer and pub operator, has found a rise in interest from professionals and academics looking for a career change are interested in running their own pubs
-
News
Brewhouse on target for expansion plan
Brewhouse & Kitchen, the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) backed venture, is on target to raise funds to enable the acquisition of four pubs by the end of the year, M&C Report has learnt
-
News
Hook Norton continues pub disposal programme
Hook Norton, the Oxfordshire brewery and pub operator, is planning to let go of two more pubs as part of its disposal programme, which is enabling investment in its existing estate
-
News
Shadow pub minister predicts no action on code
The Government will not introduce a statutory code on the pubco-tenant relationship this Parliament, Labour’s shadow pubs minister has predicted
-
NewsBath Ales eyes two-pronged expansion
Bath Ales, the brewer, pub and restaurant operator, is planning a two-pronged expansion strategy based around its Graze and Beerd formats
-
News
McMullen invests in major refurb programme
McMullen, the Hertford-based brewer and pub company, has invested £240,000 renovating five of its pubs as part of its on-going investment plans across its estate
-
News
Country Village Inns doubles estate
Country Village Inns, the Yorkshire Dales pub operator, has opened its second site in Settle, Yorkshire, and plans to look for a third pub next year, M&C Report has learnt
-
News
City Pub Co secures additional site in Norwich
City Pub Company has continued its expansion with the acquisition of a further site in Norwich
-
News
Classic Inns introduces Summer Lovin' menu
Stonegate Pub Company has launched a summer menu of seasonal food and drinks across its Classic Inns called the “Summer Lovin’” range, which will include sharing platters, sorbets and summer mixer drinks
-
News
The Number Works grows steak and cider concept
The Number Works, the family-run pub company in Hereford, has extended its estate to 11 with new openings in Herefordshire and Warwickshire and continues to eye expansion
-
News
Hawthorn Leisure plans further acquisitions
Hawthorn Leisure is looking at making further acquisitions in the sector and plans to “unlock the potential” in wet-led pubs currently considered non-core by the established pub companies
-
NewsBrakspear opens third managed pub
Brakspear, the Oxfordshire-based pub operator, is set to open its third managed site, M&C Report has learnt
-
Analysis & Insight
Leading operators experience Easter weekend sales dip
Like-for-like sales declined 3.8% over the Easter weekend across 25 leading pub and restaurant groups against the corresponding four-day holiday last year