CAMRA calls for views on new pub operating models
CAMRA’s Pub Campaigns Committee has been contacting licensees in order to gather their views on new pub operating models.
CAMRA’s Pub Campaigns Committee has been contacting licensees in order to gather their views on new pub operating models.
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For many pub operators there comes a time when the next logical step is to take on another site. Ambitious operators find that a multi-site pub business offers scope to grow, the economies of scale and the excitement and rewards a new project can deliver.
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