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  • THE VIEW: Simon Chaplin - Christie & Co’s head of restaurants on why the industry’s mood remains cautious
  • ISSUE: Pub saviours- Les Leonard explores the growing trend of communities clubbing together to save their local pubs
  • AT THE TABLE WITH...: Tim Martin - In a rare interview, the Wetherspoon boss talks  usiness, government policy, supermarket booze and why his staff should ‘Tell Tim’
  • TOP STORY: Restaurants vs. Recession - As the industry continues to battle through, we look at methods being used to increase footfall and spend per head
  • IN BUSINESS: From fi eld to fork - How The Field Kitchen is proving a hit with its unusual restaurant concept among the green fi elds of rural Devon
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Restaurants vs. recession

In January, the Office for National Statistics credited hotels and restaurants with making the biggest contribution to national economic growth during the last three months of 2009. But how has the industry really coped in the face of recession? Clare Riley examines the situation. More…

Contents In This Issue
  • THE VIEW: Simon Chaplin - Christie & Co’s head of restaurants on why the industry’s mood remains cautious
  • ISSUE: Pub saviours- Les Leonard explores the growing trend of communities clubbing together to save their local pubs
  • AT THE TABLE WITH...: Tim Martin - In a rare interview, the Wetherspoon boss talks  usiness, government policy, supermarket booze and why his staff should ‘Tell Tim’
  • TOP STORY: Restaurants vs. Recession - As the industry continues to battle through, we look at methods being used to increase footfall and spend per head
  • IN BUSINESS: From fi eld to fork - How The Field Kitchen is proving a hit with its unusual restaurant concept among the green fi elds of rural Devon

The View

March 2010

The restaurant sector remains cautious… More…

Pub Saviours

March 2010

Locals in communities across the country are joining together and investing in cash shares in a desperate bid to save British pubs, closing at an alarming rate of 39 a week. Les Le… More…

At the table with... Tim Martin

March 2010

It began with a dream to start a squash club but 30 years on JD Wetherspoon is one of the UK's most recognisable brands. Clare Riley met up with chairman, Tim Martin, to talk compe… More…

From Field to Fork

March 2010

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Investors split over forecast for leisure market

Four in 10 mid-market private equity hou… More…

15th March 2010, 2:05pm

H10 Hotels opens its first hotel in the UK

H10 Hotels, one of the leading boutique … More…

15th March 2010, 10:14am

Top pub and restaurant groups put January blues behind them

The UK eating and drinking-out market mo… More…

15th March 2010, 10:01am

Private equity split on the prospects for leisure and hospitality sector

Four in 10 (40%) mid-market private equi… More…

15th March 2010, 9:50am

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March 2010

  • THE VIEW: Simon Chaplin - Christie & Co’s head of restaurants on why the industry’s mood remains cautious
  • ISSUE: Pub saviours- Les Leonard explores the growing trend of communities clubbing together to save their local pubs
  • AT THE TABLE WITH...: Tim Martin - In a rare interview, the Wetherspoon boss talks  usiness, government policy, supermarket booze and why his staff should ‘Tell Tim’
  • TOP STORY: Restaurants vs. Recession - As the industry continues to battle through, we look at methods being used to increase footfall and spend per head
  • IN BUSINESS: From fi eld to fork - How The Field Kitchen is proving a hit with its unusual restaurant concept among the green fi elds of rural Devon

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