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OnlineOne in 10 The Restaurant Group sites will not reopen after lockdown
The Restaurant Group (TRG), which owns chains including Wagamama and Frankie Benny’s, has said that one in 10 of its restaurants and pubs will not reopen this year.
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Insight
Immersive theatre company Histrionic takes performance into new spaces
Adam McKenzie Wylie, CEO of immersive theatre start-up Histrionic Productions, talks to Andrew Saunders about its first show, finding suitable venues and the challenge posed by social distancing
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Online
NewRiver collects 71% of July quarter rent
NewRiver has collected 71% of July quarterly rent.
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Online
Town Centre Securities collects 83% rent since March
Town Centre Securities has collected 83% of rent due since March 2020.
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Sheffield Council and Queensberry on the hunt for leisure occupiers for city centre scheme
Sheffield City Council and strategic development partner Queensberry are seeking new occupiers for an array of food and beverage, leisure and culture spaces across its Block H site in the Heart of City II scheme.
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Online
Pret to close one in 10 stores
Pret A Manger could close as many as one in 10 stores across the UK as the company battles for survival.
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Online
New drive-in cinema to open in the Midlands
Drive-in cinema operator Nightflix is poised to open a new site today at Newark Showground in the Midlands. The company’s inaugural site in Colchester, Essex, commenced screenings on 19 June and topped the UK and Ireland cinema ticket sales chart last month.
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Online
Market Halls won’t reopen sites until social distancing measures eased
Food hall operator Market Halls has said it will not reopen its three sites until social distancing measures have eased as it looks to make redundancies.
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Casual Dining Group to close 91 sites as it falls into administration
Bella Italia owner Casual Dining Group (CDG) will permanently close 91 sites after it slipped into administration today.
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Markets
Liverpool backs £1.4bn recovery plan to get the city back on track
Property has a key role to play in the city’s economic recovery and renewal from Covid-19.
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Online
Byron files notice to appoint administrators
Burger chain Byron has filed a notice to appoint administrators today, becoming the latest casual dining chain to suffer as a result of Covid-19.
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Online
Shaftesbury’s Chinatown becomes f&b takeaway hub
Shaftesbury has announced that 34 of Chinatown’s food and beverage operators have opened again.
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Online
Landlords face tough talks with Go Outdoors owner after pre-pack
Landlords to Go Outdoors face tough talks on rental terms following a pre-pack administration designed to slash costs at the leisure retailer.
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Work finally underway on Chester Northgate scheme
Cheshire West and Chester Council have marked the start of construction of the long-awaited £70m Northgate scheme in Chester city centre.
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Government gives green light for hospitality businesses to reopen
Pubs, restaurants and hotels will be allowed to reopen for business from 4 July, the government has announced.
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Reading’s Broad Street Mall welcomes new street food market
Asset manager Moorgarth has announced that a new pop-up street food market will open this week at Reading’s Broad Street Mall.
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London’s Le Caprice to close its doors
Celebrity favourite Le Caprice is shutting the doors of its West End location with plans to reopen elsewhere.
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Online
The Restaurant Group eyes 125 site closures as it launches CVA
The Restaurant Group has launched a CVA that will see its leisure estate shed around 125 sites.
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Online
Gym operators call on the government for protection over unpaid rent
The UK’s fitness industry wants the government to grant protection to gym operators, of which thousands could be forced out of business by the June quarter day.
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The Restaurant Group confirms restructuring talks with landlords
The Restaurant Group has confirmed it is in discussions with landlords regarding “potential restructuring options” for its real estate portfolio.
