LT Pub management subsidiary signed up for Little Chef deal

Start a new thread02-May-2012

Related topics: Company & City News

Little Chef, the iconic roadside chain, has appointed a subsidiary of LT Pub Management, the pub management specialist led by Billy Buchanan, to provide operational support.

LT Management Services, which works across the pub, hotel and wider leisure industry, is to offer operational support to Little Chef across the 95-strong estate, as well as complete office support.
It comes as the RCapital-backed Little Chef confirms that managing director Tracey Mulligan is to leave the company at the end of this month as part of the ongoing restructure of the chain that will see the closure of the group’s head office in Sheffield and a number of operations outsourced.
Little Chef chairman Graham Sims said: “The appointment of LT Management Services is part of a wider plan to return Little Chef to where it rightly deserves to be as a brand and as a business. From an operational point of view their unrivalled multi-site experience will prove invaluable to Little Chef going forward.”
Buchanan said: “We are naturally very pleased to have been appointed by Little Chef to provide field operational support and full back office support to the business. We look forward to working with everyone in the Little Chef business, assisting them in achieving their goals.”
The news also comes as Sims says that Little Chef could make a return to motorway service stations. The company quit the motorway service stations 14 years go, but now hopes to link up with Moto or Welcome Break to make a return to the sector

Find us on Facebook

Spotlight

How pubs can win with the Lions Tour

How pubs can win with the Lions Tour

The British and Irish Lions are sharpening their claws for the impending clash Down Under. Pubs should...

The Big Interview: Charles Bartholomew, Wadworth

The Big Interview: Charles Bartholomew, Wadworth

Charles Bartholomew caused a stir when he declared that some pub tenants just aren’t good enough. And...

Cider Report

Cider Report

The success of cider currently stems from sales of bottled fruity variants driven by a desire for...

123

Follow us on