Weekend Eye

31 July 2000
Weekend Eye

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Boost for seaside towns

The Government's inquiry into the plight of the UK's seaside towns will be launched this week. Five towns have initially been targeted for increased support: Blackpool, Great Yarmouth, Scarborough, Minehead and Newquay. - The Observer, 30 July.

Parisa in talks to buy Pacific Oriental

Off-license and café-bar chain Parisa is believed to be in preliminary talks with Oriental Restaurant Group to buy its Pacific Oriental restaurant in the City of London for £1.25m. - Sunday Business, 30 July.

Champneys plans listing

Upmarket health club group Champneys is considering a listing on the Aim stock market to raise money for expansion. - Sunday Telegraph, 30 July.

Freud prepares Groucho's bid

Public relations guru Matthew Freud is preparing a takeover bid for London's Groucho Club, the private members' club frequented by people working in the media and the arts. - Sunday Business, 30 July.

Rank theme park joins Savoy

The Times, 29 July.

Cadbury Café opening

Cadbury's is the latest food manufacturer to turn its hand to retailing with the planned opening of the first Cadbury Café in Bath which will sell the full range of products produced by parent company Cadbury Schweppes. - Mail on Sunday, 30 July.

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