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Regions are “in good growth” whilst London remains in the red.   An uptick in consumer confidence about safety and the easing of COVID-19 restrictions contributed to Britain’s managed pub, bar, and restaurant groups getting a modest increase in sales in January.

The bakery giant and the retail company recently launched an exclusive fashion collection.

Taylor will wear the chain’s colours in his fight with Jack Catterall on February 26th.

The scheme sees employees being given free membership to Epoints, allowing them to earn cash back on purchases.

Researchers have developed a tool that uses customer ratings to analyse restaurants’ likelihood of success.

The coffee chain is expected to continue to operate as a standalone brand alongside the group’s other brands.

This follows nationwide expansion from the brand.

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Guy Meakin, Pret’s interim managing director for UK and Ireland, will speak at the event, happening on June 28.

The chain is also set to open sites in North America.

The chain continues to seek multi-unit franchisees or those keen on opening up in a ‘non-traditional’ location.

Ibersol noted there was not a proper assessment of the limitations faced by companies due to the pandemic.

Every apprentice will have access to an online learning platform that includes a tailored learning plan, e-learning resources and a ‘skills radar’ to track progress against various milestones.

Should there be no further government restrictions being introduced, the company said it is well-positioned to trade in summer.

CGA is cautiously optimistic that pubs, bars and restaurants can build their sales over the coming weeks.