Customers of family-favourite Beefeater and Brewers Fayre restaurants say they are 'gutted' over the announced closures. Whitbread has announced it will be shutting 200 of the restaurants for good ...

The parent company behind Premier Inn is considering shutting down two cherished British restaurant brands, which could see hundreds of locations disappear from high streets nationwide for good.

A city centre restaurant that has been part of the community for 46 years is to close its doors for good. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Milton Keynes ...

The locations are in Premier Inns across the UK (Picture: Brewers Fayre) The remainder of the Beefeater and Brewers Fayre restaurants across the UK are set to close their doors for good across 200 ...

The parent company of Premier Inn is weighing up the closure of two beloved British restaurant chains, potentially wiping hundreds of venues from high streets across the nation permanently. Whitbread ...

The owner of hotel chain Premier Inn has confirmed plans to shut two of its popular restaurant chains across the UK, including North East sites. The remainder of Beefeater and Brewers Fayre ...

Two popular restaurant chains are set to close, resulting in the loss of 3,800 jobs. Beefeater and Brewers Fayre restaurants - typically located next to or inside Premier Inn hotels - will shut across ...

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Beefeater and Brewers Fayre are set to disappear from Scotland and the UK high street, with all outlets set to close down. The move will reportedly result in almost 4,000 job losses. Owner Whitbread ...

Premier Inn owner Whitbread has unveiled plans to slash approximately 3,800 jobs across the UK and Ireland as part of a new five-year strategy aimed at achieving £250m in cost savings and transforming ...

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