All Shepherd Neame articles – Page 2
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NewsPub operators amp up delivery and retention efforts
Leading pub operators discussed their views on the current trading landscape during a round table discussion at MCA’s Pub Conference
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NewsShepherd Neame makes Bournemouth acquisition
The independent brewer and pub operator has secured its first site in the seaside town – takes its total estate to 300 – as it looks to capitalise on the staycation market
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InterviewsJonathan Neame: ‘There need to be more financial incentives for training’
Operators can’t continue to blame Brexit for hospitality’s struggles with the recruitment – but there are things the government could do to help, the Shepherd Neame CEO told MCA’s Pub Conference
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InterviewsShepherd Neame: ‘A 2024 recovery feels right’
Jonathan Neame, chief executive of the family brewer and pub operator said the decisions it is making now will act as building blocks to capitalise on a post-recession boom
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NewsIn pictures: MCA’s Pub Conference 2022
Highlights of the programme included a Q&A with Stonegate founder and chairman Ian Payne and Shepherd Name CEO Jonathan Neame and a presentation from Fuller’s CEO Simon Emeny
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NewsMCA’s Pub Conference takes place on Wednesday
There are only two days to go, so book your place to hear from the likes of Stonegate, Fuller’s, Shepherd Neame, Admiral Taverns, Liberation Group, Brasserie Bar Co and Oakman Group on 6 July
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NewsShepherd Neame sees strong like-for-like trading
The family brewer and pub operator said it had performed well with encouraging demand. Like-for-like sales in its pubs and hotels division were up 13% in the six weeks to 25 June 2022, but its central London pubs are yet to make a full recovery
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NewsPub Conference 2022: full agenda revealed
Stonegate’s chairman and founder Ian Payne, Fuller’s chief executive Simon Emeny and Shepherd Neame’s chief executive Jonathan Neame are among the highlights on the programme
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InterviewsShepherd Neame: ‘We need to unlock our full potential’
New pubs MD Jonathan Swaine will be a key factor in driving forward the managed and tenanted estate, as the business begins to look outwardly again, CEO Jonathan Neame tells MCA
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NewsShepherd Neame achieves ‘strong rebound’ in sales
The brewer and pub operator, which announced the issue of its first dividend since October 2019, said most of its London pubs were now trading at near normal levels
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NewsJonathon Swaine returns to pub sector
The former Fuller’s MD is joining Shepherd Neame to lead its pubs business
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NewsShepherd Neame to offer new year rent reduction
The family brewer and pub operator has announced it will be introducing a 10% rent reduction for its licensees from 1 January 2022.
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InterviewsShepherd Neame: ‘No shortage of opportunities to invest’
After major capex projects were put on hold during the pandemic, chief executive Jonathan Neame is eager to up investment
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NewsJonathan Neame: ‘Pubs every bit as core to British life’
Shepherd Neame has reported a full year loss before tax of £16.4m, but reported strong trading since reopening.
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NewsShepherd Neame ‘back on the path to recovery’
Shepherd Neame has reported an encouraging resumption of trade, generating cash and profits ahead of expectation.
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OpinionDominic Walsh: ‘Freedom’ lasted all of 17 hours
It was dubbed Freedom Day. The moment when all Covid-related restrictions would be lifted and life – notably going to the pub or eating out at a local restaurant – would return to normal.
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NewsShepherd Neame: Cash burn ‘less extreme’ as brewery picks up slack
Profit might not be the most important metric for success for Jonathan Neame at the moment. The next 12 months is all about getting the business firing again, getting the teams back and welcoming customers back.
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NewsShepherd Neame swings to loss
Shepherd Neame has reported a fall in turnover to £55.3m for the six months to 26 December 2020, from £79m for the comparable to the first half of 2020.
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InterviewsShepherd Neame CEO Jonathan Neame: ‘Hancock is a latter-day Champagne Charlie’
The government should expect a “huge political backlash” on the other side of the pandemic for its “disproportionate” and “arbitrary” restrictions on the pub sector, Shepherd Neame CEO Jonathan Neame has said.
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InterviewsEnd of lockdown 2 has ‘limited spark’ and ‘different feel’ to lockdown 1
Hospitality’s second reopening weekend, marked by notably low footfall and cautious consumer behaviour, has had a “different feel and sentiment about it to that of lockdown 1,” UK Hospitality CEO Kate Nicholls has said.