Is the Ivy Coming to Bournemouth?
Bournemouth may be set for an “injection of positivity” the famous London restaurant the Ivy looks set to open a restaurant in Bournemouth’s former New…
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Tickets Now on Sale for the Great British Beer Festival
Tickets for the Great British Beer Festival are now on sale, as Britain’s premier beer festival plans its return to Olympia London from 2-6 August,…
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Splendid Hospitality Group Stands Tall at Hotel Marketing Awards
Splendid Hospitality Group walked away with the ‘Best Partnership Marketing’ award at the 27th annual HMA Hotel Marketing Awards held at St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel,…
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SLTA ‘Bitterly Disappointed’ Over Face Coverings Extension
The hospitality industry has described the First Minister’s delay on the removing of a legal requirement for face masks in their bars and restaurants as…
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Hospitality Businesses Urged to Make the Most of Extended Licensing Hours Over the Platinum Jubilee Weekend
The Government has confirmed licenced premises will be able to extend their opening hours to 1am on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of the…
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Local Pub Reopens Following £130,000 Investment with Brand New Licensee
Community pub, the Black Bush, in Washington near Sunderland, reopened on March 24th following a combined investment of £130,000 from leading community pub company, Admiral…
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Hospitality Leaders Launch Auction to Raise Funds for Ukraine Crisis
A collaboration of hospitality industry representatives has created an auction of extraordinary experiences to help raise funds for the DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal. More than…
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Arc Inspirations to Launch Manahatta Newcastle – its Largest Investment Ever
Bar operator Arc Inspirations is set to expand its successful portfolio of premium venues with its biggest ever development – having secured approval to launch…
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Hospitality Builds City-Centre Recovery as Sales and Footfall Rise
Hospitality businesses are starting to build sales momentum in Britain’s big cities after a steady return of workers, shoppers and visitors, new research reveals. The…
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Exeter Chiefs Dig Deep to Support Pints Mean Trees
Two-time Premiership Rugby winners the Exeter Chiefs, are lending their support to Otter Brewery’s #PintsMeanTrees scheme – an environmental initiative which sees the Devon based…
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Seafood Pubco Celebrates Partnership Anniversary with New Tring Opening
This week saw the opening of Seafood Pubco’s The Grand Junction Arms in Tring, following a six-month, £1.2m redesign and renovation. It is a year…
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Paper £20 and £50 Notes to be Withdrawn After 30 September 2022
Millions of pounds of paper banknotes are to lose their legal tender status this year, the Bank of England has confirmed. Old style £20 and…
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Oldest Pub Can Serve Customers for Another Thousand Years
Insolvency firm Clarke Bell has navigated a successful liquidation process to help the UK’s oldest pub, Ye Old Fighting Cocks, to remain open under new…
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The King Lud, Isle of Wight, ‘Sleep Rough’ to Raise Money for the Local Veterans Hub
The King Lud, Isle of Wight has raised £600 for The Veterans Hub Isle of Wight Community Interest Company, supporting veterans who may be homeless…
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City Pub Group in £17m Sale of Six Pubs
Pub operator City Pub Group has announced the disposal of six pubs for around £17.1m. Five venues on the south coast – the Walrus, Brighton…
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