British pub landlord Enterprise Inns plans to boost the number of pubs it manages to between 750 and 850 by 2020 from just 16 now in response to a new law that backs tenant publicans and stands to hit its profits.
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British pub landlord Enterprise Inns plans to boost the number of pubs it manages to between 750 and 850 by 2020 from just 16 now in response to a new law that backs tenant publicans and stands to hit its profits.
I drink to make others more interesting
Nowdays it's already difficult to "spot the guvnor":heaven help us in managed houses.No continuity,motivation and lack of interest.Best way to run a pub into the ground.
"At that moment I would have given a kingdom, not for champagne or hock and soda, or hot coffee but for a glass of beer" Marquess Curzon of Kedlestone, Viceroy of India.
The two E17 GBG pubs that I occasionally visit the Rose and Crown and the Bell are both Enterprise owned. If Enterprise put managers in I would simply never go there at all and I'm sure that many others would do the same.
This place is an Enterprise managed house. I gave it probably a generous 5 but the two one post wonders were a lot more harsh. I haven't returned and will not do so.
The Nags Head the third GBG pub in Walthamstow is also Enterprise but I haven't been there since it was a Watney's pub. I tried to visit one Friday afternoon a year or two ago and it was shut!
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