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OnlineSoho House plots £2.12bn float with US filing
Private members club Soho House has submitted a confidential filing for an initial public offering (IPO) in New York, according to Sky News.
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Cinema sector must adapt to survive say experts
Partnerships between studios, exhibitors and property owners will be “more vital than ever” coming out of the pandemic, according to industry experts.
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Everyman Cinemas swings into the red
Everyman Cinemas swung to a £19.2m loss during 2020 after being “severely impacted by the pandemic and the resulting restrictions”.
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Bad Axe Throwing to open second UK venue in Croydon’s Boxpark
Competitive socialising company Bad Axe Throwing is set to open a new venue at Boxpark Croydon in south London on 17 May.
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Liverpool ONE to double outdoor seating
Liverpool ONE is to increase its outdoor seating capacity by 100% as part of a plan to support operators.
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The Snow Centre acquires UK’s largest indoor ski centre
The Snow Centre has bought Chill Factore – the UK’s largest indoor ski centre – from U+I.
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Runnymede Borough Council appoints AS Retail for Magna Square scheme
Runnymede Borough Council has appointed AS Retail as the commercial agents on its new Magna Square development in Egham, Surrey.
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Dickens Yard inks deals welcoming BrewDog, Leon Beauty and Dickens Yard Dental
Berkeley Group subsidiary St George announced Dickens Yard will be welcoming BrewDog, Leon Beauty and Dickens Yard Dental to its retail, restaurant and leisure quarter in Ealing town centre.
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Wetherspoons unveils £145m expansion plans
Pub giant JD Wetherspoon has revealed plans for a £145m investment to expand and upgrade its pub estate.
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Markets
Taking the post-Covid pulse
Some alternative sectors will continue to flourish while others will falter,
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Covent Garden serves up al fresco dining scheme
Capco will unveil a new al fresco dining scheme across the Covent Garden estate this spring, featuring over 500 additional new seats across more than 25 restaurants, as restaurants reopen for outdoor dining from 12th April onwards.
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Landlords abandon Caffè Nero legal challenge
Landlords have abandoned a legal challenge to Caffè Nero’s restructuring plans.
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News
Cineworld makes £2.2bn loss
Cineworld made a £2.2bn loss last year, revealing the damage done to the business by Covid restrictions.
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Insight
The great design challenge: Barr Gazetas
‘Department of Health’ concept turns stores into experiential destinations to provide public spaces where people can participate in craft-based activities and boost wellbeing.
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U+I and Really Local Group receive consent for Hayes cultural hub
Regeneration firm U+I and community developer Really Local Group have been given consent to redevelop a former pressing plant at The Old Vinyl Factory into a multi-screen cinema and mixed-use community venue.
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Popeyes hatches in the UK
US chicken chain Popeyes is planning to open 350 restaurants in the UK over the next decade as part of a European expansion plan.
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Time Out withdraws plans for London Waterloo market
Time Out Market has confirmed it will not anchor LCR’s London Waterloo development, citing the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Local food operator announced for new gastro destination in Sheffield city centre
Milestone Group has been chosen to run Cambridge Street Collective, a food destination that forms part of the Heart of the City development programme in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
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Virgin Active braces for rent row with landlords
Virgin Active is reportedly trying to force though rent cuts and wipe out its unpaid rent bill.
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Café de Paris to reopen after being bought out
One of London’s oldest nightclubs, Café de Paris, has been acquired by nightclub operator Pacha Group.
