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Handmade Burger co. collapses
Handmade Burger co. has collapsed into administration for the second time.
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OnlineDistrkt and Montana Fogg launch new initiative
An initiative to pair vacant venues with emerging chefs, restaurateurs and food and drink concepts is to launch in London this month.
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Turnstone Estates signs Hollywood Bowl Group for its Colchester leisure scheme
Turnstone Estates has secured two pre-lets at its Northern Gateway leisure scheme in Colchester.
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Bath's Spring Wharf development bags final tenants
Deeley Freed Estates and Legal General have secured three new tenants for their Spring Wharf development in Bath, completing phase one of the scheme.
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The Harris Partnership's plans for Scarborough multiplex cinema approved
Plans for The Harris Partnership’s mixed-use development have been approved by Scarborough Borough Council.
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Chilango expected to launch CVA
Mexican restaurant chain Chilango is poised to launch a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) to avoid going into administration.
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JD Wetherspoon outlines plan to spend £200m on new pubs and hotels
Pub operator JD Wetherspoon is to spend more than £200m developing new pubs and hotels over the next four years, as well as expanding its existing sites in the UK and Ireland.
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Resolution Property leases 4,000 sq ft to axe throwing company
Resolution Property has leased 4,000 sq ft to axe throwing company Whistle Punks at its Programme building in Bristol.
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NewRiver adds to pub portfolio with £18m Bravo Inns deal
NewRiver REIT has paid £17.9m for Bravo Inns to add to its burgeoning pub portfolio.
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Liverpool Football Club reveals plans for stadium expansion
Liverpool Football Club has revealed plans to expand its stadium to accommodate more than 61,000 people.
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Insight
Battersea Power House takes shape
One of London’s biggest new event venues is taking shape at Battersea Power Station. Jessica Newman talks to the people behind it
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We need studio space – and fast
James Bond has been one of Britain’s most high-profile symbols since his arrival on the big screen in 1962. But now his home is under threat from the arrival of an American giant.
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NAV and profit slumps at Landsec as retail woes continue to bite
Landsec has swung to a £147m loss and reported a 3.2% fall in net assets per share as the group’s retail portfolio continued to lose value following a raft of insolvencies and store chain collapses in the first half of the year.
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How are football stadiums valued?
As the EFL investigates the sale of Derby County’s Pride Park for more than £81m, Adam Hooker asks why stadium valuations are so inconsistent
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Shoreham BeachBox café will serve up new Boxpark format
Did Boxpark founder Roger Wade ever imagine developing the site of a run-down toilet block? “I’ve never quite put it like that,” he laughs. “But you’re right, we are taking over a disused toilet block.”
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Ex-HDH duo launch leisure agency ETCH
Richard Willcox and Charlie Catterall’s clients will have international flavour
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SevenCapital secures three new occupiers for North Star
SevenCapital has secured three new occupiers for its £500m North Star retail and leisure scheme in Swindon.
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L&G calls for reform of planning laws to protect UK’s live music scene
Legal General (L G) has called for planning reform to encourage more music venues in the UK, after a slew of iconic venues closed their doors in recent years.
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Landsec set to sell £650m leisure portfolio to CIT
Landsec is reportedly close to selling a £650m stake in a leisure portfolio to private equity group CIT Partners.
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Leisure scheme planned for arrival at Blackpool station
Alien-themed rides to anchor £300m project.
