All Leisure articles – Page 18
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OnlineKing’s Cross prepares to reopen indoor F&B
King’s Cross is gearing up for a full reopening of its indoor food and beverage offering with 1,300 covers available from Monday.
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NewsOver half of leisure facilities could close, industry body warns
Over half of England’s gyms, pools and leisure centres are at risk of closing over the next six months, an industry body has warned.
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NewsKing’s Cross appoints Equiem to deliver customer engagement platform
King’s Cross has selected Equiem to provide an occupier and customer engagement platform across its entire estate, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineLandlords lose legal challenge against Virgin Active
Landlords have been dealt a second major blow this week after Virgin Active won High Court approval for its controversial restructuring plan.
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OnlineBMO Commercial Property Trust completes a trio of F&B lettings at St Christopher’s Place
BMO Commercial Property Trust has completed a trio of new lettings at its St Christopher’s Place central London estate.
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OnlineMargate’s former casino let to skincare brand
High end skincare brand Haeckels has taken over the former Genting Casino in Margate.
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NewsLandlords and tenants lock horns over hospitality rents
Parties at loggerheads over what should happen to rent payments and £2.5bn in arrears post evictions ban
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OnlineHigh Court rejects bid to bring forward hospitality reopening
Hospitality bosses have lost a legal challenge for a faster reopening of indoor dining in England.
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OnlineSports brand Castore moves HQ to Manchester
Sports fashion brand Castore is moving its headquarters from Liverpool to Manchester, where it has signed a 13-year lease at The Albert Estate, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineCBRE GI completes Angel Central refurb
CBRE Global Investors has completed the £16m refurbishment of Angel Central in London, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineAmazon changes style with opening of first salon in London
Online shopping giant Amazon has revealed plans to open a hair salon in London’s Spitalfields.
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OnlineEG Group eats up Leon
The Issa brothers’ EG Group has acquired restaurant chain Leon for around £100m.
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NewsSpirits rise as retail reopens
Retail and hospitality landlords were upbeat this week as stores reopened across the country – but warned there was a long way to go before the market recovered from the devastating impact of Covid.
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OnlineFootfall up almost threefold on retail reopening day
Footfall was up 298.7% on Tuesday as non-essential retail reopened in England, compared with the same day last week, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineShoreditch hotel-led scheme gets greenlight
A hotel development on the former Dinerama site in Shoreditch, east London has been given the all-clear by planners.
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OnlineGCW retained by Wasabi ahead of expansion drive
Japanese restaurant chain Wasabi has retained GCW for all agency matters including lease consultancy, portfolio strategy and exploring expansion opportunities , Property Week can reveal.
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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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OnlineCinema 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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OnlineEveryman 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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NewsBad 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.
