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  • Domino’s Pizza loses pace after World Cup rush

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    Sales growth at Domino’s Pizza has slowed in recent months, as the takeaway giant struggled to extend the boost in takings it enjoyed during the World Cup this summer. The London-listed firm posted sales growth of 2.3 per cent in the three months to the end of September, slowed from 5.2 and 4.5 per cent [...]

  • Warehouse tax ‘dropped over fears of Trump trade war’

    Hospitality

    Andy Burnham’s plans for a so-called ‘warehouse tax’ were dropped over fears a raid on US firms like Amazon could spark a trade war with Donald Trump, a top industry body has claimed. The Prime Minister, during his campaign to become Makerfield MP, pledged to hike business rates on “out of town” warehouses to fund [...]

  • Greene King boss: Pub industry ‘reaching breaking point’

    Hospitality

    The finance boss of Greene King has warned that soaring taxes and employment costs have pushed the UK’s hospitality industry to “breaking point”. Jonathan Fearn, finance chief of the privately-owned pub chain, said decisions taken by the Labour government have “created a cocktail of costs, which have made it ever harder for a pub to [...]

  • West End boss urges Healey to curb ‘eye-watering’ business rates

    October 20, 2026

    The West End’s top business chief has urged John Healey to avoid adding to high street firms’ “eye-watering” business rates bills.  Writing in City AM, New West End Company chief executive Dee Corsi said the Chancellor must listen to retailers and hospitality businesses who say they “cannot absorb” any more tax hikes.  The industry body, [...]

  • City of London urged against business rates hikes to cover £70m shortfall

    October 19, 2026

    The City of London Corporation has been warned that hiking business rates to cover its £70m budget shortfall would undermine the Square Mile’s global “competitiveness”.  The local authority is weighing up whether to increase the business rates multiplier it charges businesses in the Square Mile, but a member of its finance committee has warned that [...]

  • LaCage: The new bougie Kensington sports bar trying to change the game

    October 19, 2026

    Does London need another sports bar? The capital is hardly short of a spot or two to chill out (or rage) and indulge in the big Premier League match, cricket showdown or Formula 1 race. Well it’s got one, and it is fair to say it’s purposely positioning itself in a different lane. Because the [...]

  • Manchester – not London – is Europe’s top nightlife city

    October 13, 2026

    Manchester enjoys more after-hours fun than any European city, according to an analysis of lift and escalator journeys around Europe. According to the elevator manufacturer Kone, Britain’s third-largest urban hub is referred to as the continent’s “after-hours City”, with more than four per cent of lift journeys taken between midnight and 4am – which is [...]

  • Marstons shares soar as pub firm bets on sports bars

    October 13, 2026

    Shares in Marstons soared on Tuesday after the hospitality firm said it would ramp up efforts to convert more than 100 of its pubs into sports bars.  The London-listed pub company said its new “Grandstand” format, which offers big screens and match-based food and drink offers, has been its “standout” performer this year.  The World [...]

  • Premier Inn owner Whitbread hits out at ‘destructive’ activist investor

    October 13, 2026

    Premier Inn owner Whitbread has hit out at the activist investor seeking a seat on its board, claiming its proposals would be a “complete waste” of time and money.  The FTSE 100 hospitality firm wrote to shareholders on Tuesday urging them to reject the plans put forward by Corvex Asset Management, one of the group’s [...]

  • Battersea Power Station nears completion with £280m new loan

    October 13, 2026

    The developers behind Battersea Power Station have secured a new £280m refinancing as the £5bn regeneration project nears its final stage. The Battersea Power Station Development Company secured the new loan from the group of lenders which have backed the project since it began in 2012, including London-listed Standard Chartered, Malaysian bank CIMB, Singaporean financial [...]

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