Plus: A £20m home in Mayfair, the growth of "water charges" in London restaurants, another cinema collapse for London's cursed cinema chain, and more questions over WeRBlighty.
I don’t mind paying for filtered water. The restaurant is bearing a cost for both the filtering equipment and their water bill. It is, of course, also a way to extract some cash from customers in lieu of putting up the price of dishes. Restaurants have very very tight margins, I want them to survive and thrive
Sorry to hear another cinema closed, awful for staff who are blameless. Is it really the case that there are no winners? I wondered if Preston Benson has been busy drawing a salary/dividends from the company over the years (I have no idea if he did that or not).
I don’t mind paying for filtered water. The restaurant is bearing a cost for both the filtering equipment and their water bill. It is, of course, also a way to extract some cash from customers in lieu of putting up the price of dishes. Restaurants have very very tight margins, I want them to survive and thrive
I like restaurants that donate the water money to charity
Sorry to hear another cinema closed, awful for staff who are blameless. Is it really the case that there are no winners? I wondered if Preston Benson has been busy drawing a salary/dividends from the company over the years (I have no idea if he did that or not).