All Pubs articles – Page 305
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NewsJDW eyes Ireland debut
JD Wetherspoon is close to securing its first pub in Ireland, in Dublin, and has made offers on a number of outlets in the Republic. The managed operator has confirmed reports that it’s looking to spend €1 million buying the freehold of the Tonic pub in Blackrock. Contracts are expected to be signed over the next week
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Bloomsbury reveals Waterloo plans
Bloomsbury Leisure, the pub and leisure venue operator led by Jonathan Dalton, hopes to open its latest beer-focused tap pub concept at London’s Waterloo station in November, M&C Report has learnt
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Joule's buys three Punch pubs
Joule’s, the Shropshire-based brewer and pub operator, has bought a further three pubs from Punch Taverns for undisclosed amounts, M&C Report has learnt
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NewsCamerons puts 10 on the market
The Hartlepool-based brewer and pub operator has placed a package of 10 “non-core” freehold pubs on the market with Colliers International
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NewsPro-pub campaign urges mass tweet
The industry-funded national pro-pub campaign It’s Better Down the Pub is set to launch its third stage of activity by urging supporters to send out a mass tweet to over two million people on Tuesday 17 September
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Nicholson's sells more cask
The proportion of cask ale sales in Mitchells & Butlers’ Nicholson’s estate have grown from 11% of total drink sales three years ago to 20% now, the company has said
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Barworks takes Islington pub
Barworks, the bar and diner operator, has continued its expansion by taking the lease on a North London pub
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Faucet Inn to rollout Living Wage scheme
Faucet Inn is to become the first UK pub company to rollout the Living Wage scheme across its entire 21-strong estate
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NewsManagement initiatives to aid Spirit trading
A leading analyst is forecasting a pick-up in managed LFL sales in Q4 to c.4% for Spirit Pub Company, which he said will be due to a combination of more favourable weather and management initiatives
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Pubs reduce meal prices
A typical two-course meal at a pub costs 9% less than it did last year, according to research included in the Good Pub Guide, which is released today
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Locale opens craft beer BBQ concept
Locale, the Italian neighbourhood restaurant group set up by the Henry J Beans founders, has converted a site into a craft beer and barbecue pub concept, M&C Report has learnt
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Veterans eye growth for pub management/operating firm
Two industry veterans have set up the venture with plans to operate 14 sites on long-term leases by end of 2014, M&C Report has learnt
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MGG secures fourth site
MGG Developments, the privately-owned, North East-based group, has secured its fourth site in the region, the Masons Arms in Bishop Monkton
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Former Punch CEO joins IHG board
Ian Dyson, the former chief executive of Punch Taverns has joined Jill McDonald, the chief executive of McDonald’s UK, on the board of InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG)
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NewsBrewDog eyes India for next overseas bar
BrewDog, the Scottish brewer and pub operator, is set to open its second bar overseas in New Delhi, India, before the end of this year, M&C Report has learnt
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Star looks to raise AWP income
Star Pubs & Bars, the Heineken-owned leased pub operator, is to roll out new technology across its estate that will help increase revenue for Amusement with Prizes machines
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OpinionRevival instinct
He’s a hands-on, bum-on, full-on operator, as Phil Mellows discovered when he met Colin Sadler, managing director of Pitcher & Piano and the Revere Pub Company
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Greene King results will be 'more than robust'
Leading sector analyst Geof Collyer expects Greene King to report “more than robust” results for its retail arm for the first quarter of its current financial year
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Parlour has 'scope for expansion'
Jesse Dunford Wood, former partner and chef at London-based multiple pub operator Perritt & Perritt, has told M&C Report that there’s “plenty of scope for expansion” for his Parlour pub/bar/cafe concept
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NewsPubs will close as they're 'stuck in the 1980s'
Thousands of pubs will rightly go out of business over the next year because they are “stuck in the 1980s”, according to the Good Pub Guide 2014, which is out today