Revolution Bars expects annual results to beat forecast as bars reopen
Tue, 11th May 2021 10:52
(Alliance News) - Revolution Bars Group PLC on Tuesday reported a rapid recovery across sites in the UK and said it is expecting a further surge in demand over the summer months as the restrictions are lifted.
The operator of 66 bars, trading under the Revolution and Revolucion de Cuba brands, said the 25 bars that have reopened for outdoor service have traded extremely strongly , with sales running at 48% of pre-pandemic levels in the month to last Sunday.
The company noted that in the bars where it has been able to trade outdoors, the available space represents only 15% of total capacity of those venues, which are also trading for shorter hours than normal.
Tue, 11th May 2021 10:52
(Alliance News) - Revolution Bars Group PLC on Tuesday reported a rapid recovery across sites in the UK and said it is expecting a further surge in demand over the summer months as the restrictions are lifted.
The operator of 66 bars, trading under the Revolution and Revolucion de Cuba brands, said the 25 bars that have reopened for outdoor service have traded extremely strongly , with sales running at 48% of pre-pandemic levels in the month to last Sunday.
The company noted that in the bars where it has been able to trade outdoors, the available space represents only 15% of total capacity of those venues, which are also trading for shorter hours than normal.
A fresh, new, tikanga-based approach to organisational
change, a new strategy designed to overcome the digital
divide, and two examples of outstanding personal leadership
have helped Northland councils scoop four awards available
to local government managers.
Attending 2021 Taituarā
Society of Local Government Managers (SOLGM) Awards in
Wellington last night, Kaipara District Council award
recipient and Chief Executive Louise Miller said
Northland’s “awesome councils” were “absolutely
rocking it” and Whangarei District Council Chief Executive
Rob Forlong said he didn’t have the words to express his
gratitude to his team or describe how their work had changed
his role as a chief executive.
Press Release – Northland Councils A fresh, new, tikanga-based approach to organisational change, a new strategy designed to overcome the digital divide, and two examples of outstanding personal leadership have helped Northland councils scoop four awards available to local government managers. …
A fresh, new, tikanga-based approach to organisational change, a new strategy designed to overcome the digital divide, and two examples of outstanding personal leadership have helped Northland councils scoop four awards available to local government managers.
Attending 2021 Taituarā Society of Local Government Managers (SOLGM) Awards in Wellington last night, Kaipara District Council award recipient and Chief Executive Louise Miller said Northland’s “awesome councils” were “absolutely rocking it” and Whangarei District Council Chief Executive Rob Forlong said he didn’t have the words to express his gratitude to his team or describe how their work had changed his role as a
Syracuse lawmakers, Tech Garden strike a deal on expansion: no profit-sharing after all
Updated Mar 12, 2021;
Posted Mar 12, 2021
The Tech Garden, a business accelerator operated by CenterState CEO in downtown Syracuse. Axa Towers is in the background. (Photo shot June 25, 2020.) (Rick Moriarty | rmoriarty@syracuse.com)Rick Moriarty | rmoriarty@syracuse.com
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Syracuse, N.Y. CenterState CEO reached a deal with Syracuse lawmakers this week to move ahead with the expansion of its business incubator, the Tech Garden, without the profit-sharing agreement desired by some Common Councilors.
The deal involves a shorter lease than originally planned and a promise from CenterState to make new money available to companies that keep their businesses in the city.