A pub in Kingsbury Episcopi is on the market after the owner decided he wants to look for a new start with his wife.
Rob Rigby married his wife Linda earlier this year and the pair have opted to look for a new venture that they can call their own. This means that Mr Rigby's pub, The Wyndham Arms, which has always been very much his, is up for sale.
Speaking to The Western Gazette, the landlord said: “It&#... Continue Reading
A bar in Morecambe that had previously been run as a pole dancing establishment, is being put up for sale.
The Office bar on Marine Road Central closed down in 2007 due to a lack of business. Following its closure, the owners had planned to covert the six-floor 13,750 sq ft premises into an Eric Morecambe-themed pub and museum. Negotiations were ongoing with the comedian's family, but these plans came up against problems when th... Continue Reading
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have been warned that they need to stay on top of their taxes, especially as HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has increased its focus on smaller companies.
National accountancy group UHY Hacker Young has revealed that SMEs netted HMRC £434 million in extra tax and fines in the 2011-12 tax year, marking a significant increase from the £311 million collected in the previous tax year. It is worth n... Continue Reading
A pub in the centre of Windsor has been put up for sale, it has been confirmed.
The Fawn, located in St Leonard's Road, is being sold by its owners Punch Taverns, with a pub and bar specialist appointed to manage the sale.
At the moment it is unclear what kind of parties are showing an interest in the pub. It has been given a price tag of £550,000 on the freehold, contents and premises but it is uncertain whether i... Continue Reading
A family-run hotel in Kent has been put on the market after its owners decided to exit the industry following 30 years in business.
The three-star Langhorne Garden Hotel near Leas Cliff Hall has been run by the Fell family since 1981, according to reports from the Folkstone Herald. However, the hotel itself was originally built in the 1870s and attracted wealthy Londoners to the area.
Now, the 29-bedroom property attract... Continue Reading
Smaller companies are still facing difficulties when it comes to building their businesses back up to health in the wake of the economic crisis.
This is according to a recent report from the European Commission, which found that SMEs are making slow process, with UK-based companies seeing things as a particular challenge.
On one hand, the news is worrying for the economy as a whole, given the high percentage of business... Continue Reading
With the seemingly never-ending stream of negative economic news, it can be hard to see that there are still some great business opportunities out there.
Among them, is the idea of running a local pub, which many landlords are still doing successfully, despite the onslaught of headlines highlighting the difficulties in the business.
A group of pubs across the South West have become the latest to change hands as new owne... Continue Reading
Small businesses are becoming more and more aware of the benefits of online marketing and are now starting to convert their online awareness into real sales.
It has long been established that new business is often best found through existing customers passing the message on. When the internet is included in this equation, the number of people that recommendations can reach is almost limitless.
There are a number of ways ... Continue Reading
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called for an extension of the National Insurance (NI) contributions holiday given to smaller employees.
Under the current scheme, new businesses outside of the South East and East of England and London receive a break in paying NI for up to ten new staff.
A total of £800 million in government funding has already been allocated to the scheme. But the FSB has used the Conserva... Continue Reading
A former pub in Blurton, Staffordshire, has been put up for sale, bringing hope to the local community that the site will be redeveloped.
The Swallows Next in Ufton Close has been boarded up for more than ten years after the pub closed its doors. The property has since been the target of vandals and arsonists and residents have been left feeling uncomfortable about the state of the building.
However, an auction will now ... Continue Reading
A Chorley pub has been put up for sale after undergoing refurbishment, it has been confirmed.
Developer Arley Homes purchased The Dog and Partridge in Charnock Richard last year as part of its Birches development. Concern arose that the pub would be demolished to make way for new houses but it is now clear that the company has given the pub a facelift and put it back on the market.
John Cosgrave, managing director of the... Continue Reading
The Bull pub in Troston, one of the few amenities in the village, has been put up for sale as a pub by its current owner, the Greene King group.
Villagers had become concerned about the future of the property, which has been closed for around ten months. However, the 200-year-old inn now appears to have a future in Troston after all as a spokeswoman for Greene King confirmed that it is to be passed on to new hands.
The r... Continue Reading
Research has revealed that confidence among small businesses in Wales is particularly low at the moment as companies struggle to get going again.
Conducted by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), the study cited challenging domestic conditions, access to finance and weak consumer demand as the main causes for the difficulties.
However, Welsh confidence remained lower than any other area in the UK, except Northern I... Continue Reading
Business people considering a lifestyle decision, such as buying up a pub or similar leisure business, can sometimes be daunted by becoming a new presence in a tightly-knit community.
But one recent venture in Boddington has been a success, with the local people welcoming a new landlord.
The House in the Tree pub was closed for three months when its previous landlords moved away without notice. However, a new landlord, ... Continue Reading
The vast majority of small and medium sized-enterprises (SMEs) are keen for the government to make a reduction in red tape its top priority.
Research from global insurer Zurich has shown that 70 per cent of British SME decision makers want to see the government to focus their attentions in this direction. This compares to 54 per cent who want improved access to finance to be the top priority and 36 per cent who are calling for a revi... Continue Reading
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