I see the spoons are planing for a reopening of some Pubs in June according to the BBC. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52477789
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I see the spoons are planing for a reopening of some Pubs in June according to the BBC. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52477789
Usual Tim Martin blx. Hopes it will boost his share price, investors will favour him more than Stonegate or M&B I expect.
Even if the local JDW does open in June you won't find me in it.
All he's said is that he "is planning to reopen [his] pubs 'in or around June'." If he didn't plan for it and then the government allowed pubs to open in June, he would be criticised by shareholders and everyone else for not planning. I've got no liking for Tim Martin and I have boycotted his pubs for some time now (have you observed how the share price has fallen?), but this is not even a storm in a tea-cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickDavies
It sounds to me like he's just trying to force the government's hand. If the government don't give the green light to open pubs then the police will shut them down. If it requires minimum customers along with continued social distancing then JDW are the chain least able to carry that out. I doubt if any pubs could survive the constraints resulting from social distancing.
I certainly wouldn't make the fairly lengthy journey to Wanstead just to see what it's like.
Likewise.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickDavies
And I think this is just grandstanding on his behalf - how unlike him...