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OnlineThe City Pub Group seeks £22m through new shares placing
The City Pub Group is looking to raise up to £22m to strengthen its balance sheet with a placement of new shares after the business was hit by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Kent studio project still set for action in 2020
Ashford studio developers aim to break ground this year despite planning delay
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Covid-19: British Land lays out plans to support tenants
British Land has set plans in motion to support its hospitality tenants that have been forced to close.
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Covid-19: Leon to turn its UK restaurants into shops
Fast food restaurant Leon is turning its 65 UK restaurants into shops, selling meals via both click-and collect and delivery from 25 March.
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Covid-19: NewRiver reassures investors on virus outbreak
NewRiver REIT has said it was well prepared for the closure of pubs across the UK as the nation prepares for more emergency measures to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
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Calls for extreme measures to save retail and leisure sectors
Fears mount that government’s coronavirus measures will not be enough to stop businesses going under
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Restaurant Group at risk of significant Covid-19 sales hit
The Restaurant Group has warned that sales may halve over the first six months of 2020, due to the outbreak of coronavirus.
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Revo calls on government for urgent financial support for retail landlords
Revo has written to the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, calling for urgent financial aid for retail landlords who have been impacted by retailers’ demand for rent cuts.
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NewRiver suspends dividend as it seeks to preserve cash during coronavirus crisis
NewRiver REIT has suspended dividend payments as it tackles the coronavirus outbreak, telling investors its focus was on managing cash resources “very carefully” and maintaining liquidity.
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The Deck at The Lexicon adds new retail and leisure operators to the mix
Hollywood Bowl and The Botanist have signed up to take over 30,000 sq ft at The Deck in Bracknell.
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Covid-19: Government to allow pubs and restaurants to become takeaways
The government will allow pubs and restaurants to operate as takeaways without the need for planning permission.
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Carluccio’s asks for three month rent holiday
Carluccio’s is in talks with landlords to negotiate a three-month rent holiday, as the restaurant chain becomes the latest to be hit by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Coronavirus could mean closures for Cineworld
Cinema chain Cineworld has warned revenue lost to coronavirus could leave it unable to pay off debt or even having to close cinemas permanently.
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Manchester Arena set to become Europe’s largest indoor arena
Manchester Arena has revealed redevelopment plans which could see it become Europe’s largest indoor arena.
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Otium Real Estate buys Wigan leisure park
Otium Real Estate has bought the Robin Leisure Park in Wigan on behalf of its Otium Leisure Ventures II Fund.
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DTZ Investors gets green light for Printworks regeneration
DTZ Investors has been given planning permission for a major refurbishment of Printworks Manchester.
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Wonderland Restaurants to launch new concept at 77 Bewer Street
The Crown Estate has announced Wonderland Restaurants, which has partnered with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC, will launch its new concept Park Row at 77 Brewer Street.
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Owner of Mill Ride Golf Club may have property seized under unexplained wealth order
The Mill Ride Golf Club near Ascot may be seized after its owner Zamira Hajiyeva lost a bid in the Court of Appeal today to stop the UK’s first Unexplained Wealth Order (UWO).
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D&D London sign up to Lendlease and LCR’s Pavilion
Food and beverage provider D D has signed to take the majority of Lendlease and LCR’s Pavilion building at International Quarter London (IQL).
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Restaurant chain Cosmo secure three new sites
Buffet restaurant chain Cosmo has secured three new sites in Liverpool, Glasgow and Dublin.
