King Pub Partners

Publican Awards Winners: Best Tenanted/Leased Pub Company (201+ sites), sponsored by Kuehne & Nagel - Greene King Pub Partners

15-Mar-2017 By The MA

There’s a real sense of drive within the Greene King Pub Partners team, and judges felt there was real evidence of a shift in tone when it came to operator relationships, with the company seeking to work more truly as a partnership with tenants.

Greene King launches new profile tool to help tenants find the right pub

09-May-2013 By Michelle Perrett

A new profiling tool has been created and launched by Greene King Pub Partners to help tenants find the right pub.

Greene King Pub Partners get licensing advice for Christmas

15-Nov-2011

Greene King Pub Partners are being sent an essential guide to ensure they stay legal over the busy festive period.

Pubs should welcome our soldiers home

20-Nov-2009 By David Elliott

Greene King Pub Partners managing director David Elliott calls on pubs to do even more for our troops abroad.

Greene King's brave new pubco model

13-Nov-2008 By Andrew Pring

Greene King Pub Partners is to offer a range of new terms, including going partially free of tie, in a bold move to support incoming licensees and attract more entrepreneurs and multiple lessees.

Country pub for the new era

28-Mar-2008

"The Cowdray?" says the taxi driver, perking up. "I hear it's had a lick of paint."That's true, in a sense. Given that a major capital scheme has...

Elliott: Pub industry has no influence on MPs

20-Mar-2008 By Ewan Turney

Last week's tryannical budget has proved the pub industry has no real influence over politicians - that's the view of Greene King Pub Partners boss...

Ways and means

01-May-2006 By Fiona McLelland

Pubs all round the country are using simple - but effective - methods to generate extra income. Fiona McLelland looks at some of the ideas that could...

Rooms at the top: time for pubs to think letting accommodation

29-Jan-2003

More pubs are turning to letting accommodation to maximise potential and profit. Phil Mellows takes a look.As the British tourist market begins...