All Pubs articles – Page 7
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NewsCan nudge, reformulation and wider choice work better than taxes?
One of the suggestions from The National Food Strategy is the raising of taxes on foods with high fat, sugar and salt content. But is nudge, reformulation and wider choice a better approach to encouraging change in consumer behaviour?
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Analysis & InsightDrinking-out boosted by Euros finale, but sales still slow
Latest data from CGA’s Drinks Recovery Tracker suggests that while the Euros tournament has provided some venues with a much-needed lift in sales, social distancing, table service and other restrictions have held back this increase to be below what would have been expected pre-Covid.
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Analysis & InsightGood weather boosts June sales to near 2019 level
Britain’s managed pub, restaurant and bar groups saw sales drop just 1% in June from the same month in 2019, according to the Coffer CGA Business Tracker boosted by good weather.
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NewsHospitality needs sustained support in order to lead the recovery
The latest Future Shock report from CGA and UKHospitality highlights the pandemic’s impact on the sector and analyses the recovery since April’s reopening. A majority of business leaders now feel optimistic about market prospects for the next 12 months, while consumers are increasingly confident about going out.
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NewsRobin Rowland: ‘Wet-led businesses to benefit most from July 19’
Robin Rowland was a guest panelist on this week’s edition of The Conversation. He predicted a gradual return of consumer confidence within indoor environments, stating that wet-led businesses were more likely to benefit from the final stage of easing Covid restrictions.
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NewsFuller’s evolves its customer journey
Fuller’s is taking key learnings from the coronavirus pandemic and is using them to improve both the customer journey and the alfresco dining experience it offers to customers.
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The ConversationVoluntary face masks a ‘welcome step back towards normality’
The latest edition of The Conversation featured discussion around the topic of face masks. Now that face masks are voluntary rather than mandatory, what does this mean for staff and customers alike?
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Analysis & InsightRestrictions drag on drinks sales
Latest data from CGA shows the impact table service, social distancing and limits on group size are having on drink sales in pubs and restaurants.
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NewsGreene King joins work scheme
Greene King will offer 1,000 jobs to young people as part of the government’s Kickstart scheme with vacancies available across the UK from July.
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NewsDrinks sales soar for Euros
Drinks sales in pubs are up 176% since last week driven by football fans watching the Euro 2020 tournament.
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NewsEverards estate fully let and ready for 19 July
Everards has reported revenues were down 38% to £19.1m last year, with an operating loss of £1.2m.
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NewsCity Pub Group ups Mosaic stake
City Pub Group has acquired a 49% stake in Kensington Park Hotel and increased its shareholding in Mosaic Pub and Dining.
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Analysis & InsightHow UK pubs became the focus of a global investment frenzy
The Great British Pub has become the subject of fervent interest from international investor groups looking for operational real estate. But is the sector as distressed as these funds believe?
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NewsStar Pubs offers further rent concessions worth £19m
Star Pubs & Bars is to extend its 90% rent reduction for pubs and core leased and tenanted agreements in England, until 16 May.
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NewsJDW gearing up for pub reopening but with reduced hours
JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has earmarked 394 of its pubs for reopening on 12 April, but they are due to operate under reduced hours.
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NewsConservative MPs call for cut in beer duty
A group of 68 Conservative MPs have signed a letter calling for the Chancellor Rishi Sunak to cut beer duty in his upcoming Budget announcement on 3 March.
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NewsInn Collection Group appoints property director ahead of expansion
The Inn Collection Group has appointed a new property director, Louise Stewart, to assist in its multiple development and expansion plans this year.
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InterviewsHero Award: ‘I had an enormous synergy target going into lockdown’
Effectively managing relationships with a huge and diverse supply chain throughout a merger which saw Stonegate become the UK’s largest pub company would be no small task at the best of times. Factor in that Stonegate’s acquisition of Ei group happened around two weeks before the first lockdown in March last year and you can at least imagine the scale of the challenges that faced Suzanne Baker, commercial and property director at Stonegate.
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NewsDarby steps down from Brains
SA Brain CEO Alistair Darby has stepped down from the company after the completion of a deal that sees Marston’s take over the running of its pubs.
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NewsInn Collection Group founder retires
The Inn Collection Group founder Keith Liddle has stepped down from his role as executive deputy chairman to enter planned retirement.