Whitbread PLC
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Search complete. 13 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Whitbread PLC".
Oct 2, 2026
M2M ENCORE: Founding and Selling Three Bio CDMOs
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8:35Mark BamforthGUEST
However, the oil price crashed, and as you know, that's pretty much a global price that's set, and there were no jobs anywhere, and I'd lost my job.
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8:44Mark BamforthGUEST
So I left the oil industry, joined a brewing company, old English brewing company, Whitbread.
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8:51Mark BamforthGUEST
And I worked partly for their whiskey division.
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8:55Mark BamforthGUEST
But the other thing I did was managed a biotech project for them.
The Golden Age of UK Brewing with Ron Pattinson – BeerSmith Podcast #351
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29:51Ron PattinsonGUEST
And so it wasn't brewed as a separate brew.
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29:54Ron PattinsonGUEST
But the exception to that is in the 1920s in London, when you see the first brown ales being brewed by people like Whitbread and Barclay Perkins, that they are actually quite separate brews and quite different from their mild ales.
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30:11Ron PattinsonGUEST
But what you later see is that, like Whitbread, they dropped their double brown ale, which was their original one, which had quite a different recipe, and just continued with their forest brown ale, which was, yeah, really just a dark, mild bottle.
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30:29Ron PattinsonGUEST
Interesting.
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30:32Ron PattinsonGUEST
Go
The Golden Age of UK Brewing with Ron Pattinson – BeerSmith Podcast #351
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29:34Ron PattinsonGUEST
And so it wasn't brewed as a separate brew.
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29:37Ron PattinsonGUEST
But the exception to that is in the 1920s in London, when you see the first... brown ales being brewed by people like Whitbread and Barclay Perkins, that they are actually quite separate brews and quite different from their mild ales.
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29:54Ron PattinsonGUEST
But what you later see is that, like Whitbread, they dropped their double brown ale, which was their original one, which had quite a different recipe, and just continued with their forest brown ale, which was, yeah, really just a dark, mild bottle.
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30:12Brad SmithHOST
Interesting.
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30:14Ron PattinsonGUEST
Go ahead,
John Sleeman, Reviving A Legacy (Part 1)
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16:52John SleemanGUEST
And they had Double Diamond and brands like that.
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16:56John SleemanGUEST
I went to see Whitbread.
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16:58John SleemanGUEST
Eventually, I went to see Guinness.
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17:00John SleemanGUEST
Eventually, I went to see Heineken.
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17:13John SleemanGUEST
So you have a positive attitude.
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17:15John SleemanGUEST
So I'd walk in.
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17:16John SleemanGUEST
I remember going particularly to Watney's and then Whitbread, which were in the east end of London, two very large English breweries that regrettably are both gone now.
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17:25John SleemanGUEST
But they had very popular beer in England at the time in kegs, metal kegs.
2496: 2 P's on a Pod: Small Cap Investing with Paul Hill & Paul Scott
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63:18Paul ScottGUEST
Very unusual.
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63:19Paul ScottGUEST
Whitbreads is the only other... know multi-site uh operator that is in the similar and i own both you know because it just it just improves risk rewards so much could easily attract bidders you know who want to do sale and lease backs that's the other thing um the h1 profits were good with kingfisher they came out three days ago uh eps was up 16 percent um gross margin expansion cost control and a £14 million business rates refund.
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63:48Paul ScottGUEST
So the business rates, you could arguably strip that out as a one-off.
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63:52Paul ScottGUEST
But yeah, you're right.
Burning Alive at 1,000FT
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23:20Jamie HullGUEST
They were different periods.
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23:22Jamie HullGUEST
But at one stage towards the end, I think I was doing bar work in the evenings for a beef eater, like Whitbread Brewery.
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23:28Jamie HullGUEST
I think the beef eater on the A5 at Hotcliffe.
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23:32Jamie HullGUEST
I think it's now a harvester or something.
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Wednesday 23 September: Pub and restaurant leaders unite to demand urgent tax reform from the new government
Sep 23 · 1 Mention
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1:45speaker_0NARRATOR
Pizza Express owners are exploring a potential sale as the casual dining stalwart tests market appetite for a change in ownership.
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1:52speaker_0NARRATOR
Meanwhile, a major Whitbread shareholder is demanding board representation, pushing for a seat at the table following concerns over the group's recent market performance.
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2:01speaker_0NARRATOR
Looking at new openings, Japanese giant Pepper Lunch is targeting London for its European debut.
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2:07speaker_0NARRATOR
Propel reports that the fast casual business, which operates nearly 600 sites globally, has hired former poke house lead Esther Arnans as European CEO.
Paul’s Podcast - Fri 11 Sept 2026
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5:41Paul ScottHOST
A high minimum wage has been relentless in recent years, higher business rates for a lot of them.
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5:49Paul ScottHOST
That hit Premier Inn, one of my ones, Whitbread, a substantial amount.
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5:56Paul ScottHOST
And, oh, I forgot the other thing.
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5:58Paul ScottHOST
There was an, oh, of course, the national insurance, employers, national insurance.
PULSE! Today’s Hotel, Restaurant & Bar Industry News Deep Dive | 09/09/2026 Episode
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7:22DonHOST
It's terrifying, and, you know, this structural squeeze, it's completely borderless.
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7:25DonHOST
The twenty twenty-six report show Whitbread, one of the most prominent global dining leaders, is shutting down two hundred and sixty-one restaurants.
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7:32speaker_2HOST
That includes a massive popular steakhouse chain over in the UK.
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7:35DonHOST
Right.