28 Mar 2012
Reigate Pub For Sale, Reigate Property Investments For Sale
27 Mar 2012
Barnsley Pub For Sale, Barnsley Property Investments For Sale
26 Mar 2012
UK Pubs For Sale - UK Freehold Pubs For Sale: Oswestry Pub for Sale Shropshire
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Villagers love the pub so much they buy their own
20 Mar 2012
Market Deeping Pub For Sale - UK Freehold Pubs For Sale
Market Deeping Pub for Sale With Full Planning Permission, Peterborough
Freehold Public House and Motel for Sale in Market Deeping, CambridgeshireTowngate
Towngate East
Market Deeping, Peterborough
Lincolnshire
PE6Gross Site Area: 40538 sq/ft*
£ 725,000 + VAT
FreeholdLocation:
The property is situated in the popular location of Market Deeping which is almost equidistant from the historic market town of Stamford and the Cathedral City of Peterborough and benefits from numerous restaurants and local amenities.EXISTING SITE DETAILS
Property:
Large two-story detached property comprising a Hotel, (14 rooms), large function room, bar and restaurantMotel Accommodation:
There are 14 bedrooms comprising of 8 double rooms, 4 twin rooms and 2 bridal rooms. We are advised that all of the rooms were refurbished in 2009 and are in good order. All rooms have an en-suite (bath and/or Shower), heating, TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a hair dryer. At present Breakfast is included in the room rates.Function Room:
The function room holds a licensed capacity for 220 people. There is a bar, kitchen and bathroom facilities; the room is self contained.Restaurant:
Currently the restaurant offers a full A La Carte menu of predominantly Mediterranean style cuisines and cooked on a large open charcoal grill barbecue. The Restaurant trades from 12:00 to 22:00 every day. They also serve a full traditional English Breakfast daily from 07:00 to 10:00PLANNING DETAILS
Full planning permission has been granted conditionally for the demolition of motel building and erection of four detached dwellings and associated garages and boundary treatment.
Total GSA: 40,538 sq.ft*
GSA of site with planning: 22,230 sq.ft*
GSA of pub site (no planning): 18,440 sq.ft*
GFFP of pub: 4,642 sq.ft*
British Beer and Pub Association Freeze on Beer Tax
British Beer and Pub Association Call for Freeze on Beer Tax
With the March Budget looming, industry and consumer groups have warmly welcomed the tabling of a motion in Parliament (Early Day Motion 2785) calling for a rethink on new huge hikes in beer tax. The EDM, tabled yesterday by the Chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Beer Group Andrew Griffiths MP, who represents the brewing town of Burton, already has the support of MPs from the three main parties, including Greg Mulholland MP, Chairman of the All Party Save the Pub Group.The move follows an influential new report last week by Oxford Economics commissioned by the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA), which revealed that 300,000 16-24 year olds depend on the sector for employment. The BBPA, CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) and SIBA (Society of Independent brewers) say that with so many young people employed in the hospitality sector, pubs could be an engine for growth and create new jobs for young people – provided the Government calls time on job-destroying beer tax rises in the Budget.
Beer Tax hikes are now set to reach an astonishing 42 per cent since the Budget of March 2008, when the discredited ‘escalator’ policy was introduced by the previous government. Set at two per cent above inflation, this year’s tax hike could be over five per cent, putting up to ten pence on a pub pint.
Brigid Simmonds, BBPA Chief Executive comments: “I hope MPs will support this motion, as there is real concern about the impact of huge tax rises on beer and pubs. Beer is Britain’s favourite pub drink - a UK product that creates jobs and keeps thousands of pubs in business. If we get a tax freeze in the Budget, we could create and protect 16,000 jobs in the next three years alone.”




