Reading
Coverage highlights foodservice and hospitality activity in this key South East town, with reporting focused on the Oracle Riverside, Broad Street, Caversham, and Station Hill areas. Topics include restaurant and bar openings, commuter-led weekday trade, independent operator growth, and regional investment linked to Reading’s tech and business hub status. Insight is geared toward operators monitoring footfall dynamics, high street recovery, and scalable dining formats in affluent commuter markets.
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Mar- 2019 -8 MarchNews
Annual open water swim returns to Western Australia in February
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6 MarchOpinion
The Benefits of Running That Make You Healthier and Happier
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4 MarchNews
Perfect places to watch the sunrise in Bali while you honeymoon
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2 MarchNews
Bali United recruit Milos Krkotic, ex-Montenegro national team players
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Feb- 2019 -28 FebruaryNews
Indonesia Urges Olympic Council of Asia to Promote 2018 Asian Games
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27 FebruaryNews
Bar + Block Steakhouse opens first Northern Ireland site
Whitbread’s contemporary high street steak brand, Bar + Block Steakhouse is set to open three new restaurants, with the first opening in Bristol on 23 April, followed by the first Northern Ireland site in Belfast on 24 April and Reading scheduled for mid-2019. This takes the group’s portfolio up to…
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26 FebruaryNews
England striker Vardy signs new four-year Leicester deal
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24 FebruaryOpinion
What to look out for as the Premier League returns
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Jan- 2019 -9 JanuaryOpinion
Top 10 accessible restaurants in the UK
There are so many restaurants throughout the UK which are held in high regard, but are the facilities accessible? Award-winning stairlift manufacturer Acorn Stairlifts is on hand to list their top 10 most accessible restaurants in the UK. Check out the eateries that made the cut, which are listed in…
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Nov- 2018 -13 NovemberBusiness
Falling migrant-worker numbers will ‘undermine’ hospitality sector
UKHospitality has warned that restricting the number of migrant workers entering the UK will “severely impact” the hospitality sector. The warning follows the publication of figures by HR body CIPD that show the number of non-UK-born workers in the UK decreased by 58,000 between April to June last year and…
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