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New owners sought for Suffolk hotel
A 17th Century, grade II-listed hotel, in the village of Clare in Suffolk, has been placed on the market through agent Christie + Co. more
(30 December 2005 12:58)
Landmark New York hotel is sold
International hotel group Mandarin Oriental is to sell the Mark hotel in New York for $150m (£87m) to developers Izak Senbahar and Simon Elias. more
(30 December 2005 11:30)
Penrith guest house sale
The Norcroft Guest House in Penrith, Cumbria, has been sold by owners Tim and Elizabeth Blagborough to Paul Lamb, who moves to the centre of Penrith.... more
(29 December 2005 16:11)
Redundancy selection process
Marc Jones, partner at Turbervilles, looks at how employers should conduct the selection process when dealing with redundancies. more
(29 December 2005 15:18)
Paris hotels shrug off troubles
Hotels in Paris are among the best-performing in Europe, despite the recent riots across France, according to the latest figures from consultants TRI. more
(29 December 2005 13:12)
BB's plans coffee bar expansion
Shopping centre café operator BB's Coffee & Muffins has announced plans to open a further 40 cafés in 2006, creating more than 350 full- and.... more
(29 December 2005 11:00)
Rank sell-off may lead to bid war
Rank Group, owner of the Hard Rock brand, is expected to face a bidding frenzy after the long-awaited sale of its Deluxe film processing division. more
(28 December 2005 14:10)
Savoy owner may get new takeover bid
The corporate raider whose bid for Fairmont Hotels, owner of London's Savoy hotel, was rejected last week, says he may come back with a higher offer.... more
(28 December 2005 13:50)
What the Christmas papers say
A round-up of news from the Christmas period affecting the hospitality industry, including: Scotsman group sale; Enterprise windfalls; Young's may.... more
(28 December 2005 11:57)
Christmas quiz
Why not enter our jolly Christmas quiz and have a chance of winning a night for two in a superior room at the Four Seasons Hamilton Place, courtesy.... more
(28 December 2005 09:00)
London hotels 'back on track'
Chain hotels in London grew revenue per available room (revpar) by 6.4% during November, according to the latest figures from TRI Hospitality.... more
(23 December 2005 10:45)
CHE puts £20m into Sleep
Branded hotel operator CHE Hotel Group is to raise nearly £20m through a share placing to fund expansion of its Sleep Inn hotels in the UK. more
(22 December 2005 14:03)
Traditional Cornish inn for sale
The traditional Cornishman Inn in Tintagel, Cornwall, has been placed on the market after 40 years in the same family. more
(22 December 2005 11:16)
Drug addiction: Picking up the pieces
John, a successful chef who had descended into cocaine and crack addiction, managed to claw his way back from the brink of self-destruction. But he.... more
(22 December 2005 00:00)
Pork pies set to join the upper crust?
The makers of Melton Mowbray pork pies are one step closer to gaining protected name status for their products, following a High Court ruling today. more
(21 December 2005 16:03)
Welsh hotel changes hands
The three-star, 28-bedroom Ty Newydd Hotel at Hirwaun, Mid Glamorgan, has been sold on behalf of Drayton Manor Hotels through agent Colliers Robert.... more
(20 December 2005 17:30)
New owners at Worcestershire pub
The Jockey Inn at Baughton, between Upton-upon-Severn and Pershore in Worcestershire, has been sold to Colin and Carol Clarke. more
(20 December 2005 17:08)
Center Parcs signs Jersey deal
Leisure village operator Center Parcs has signed an agreement to operate a new luxury waterfront apartment and leisure complex in Jersey. more
(20 December 2005 12:41)
ALMR does its bit for charity
Members and guests at the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) helped raise over £30,000 for charity at last week’s Christmas lunch. more
(20 December 2005 10:23)
Strong November for UK hotels
It was good news for UK hotels last month as occupancy and room yields grew steadily in London and across the country, according to hotel consultancy.... more
(19 December 2005 14:46)
Workers go Christmas crackers
Christmas really does send workers crackers, according to new research by contract caterer Avenance which found that the festive season cost the UK.... more
(19 December 2005 12:31)
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