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 Friday 22 June 2018 9:35 amPure Gym buys Soho Gyms to bulk up London presenceBy: Alys KeyShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLink stanley cup edInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GooglePure Gym has snapped up the 10-strong London Soho Gyms chain and will convert all the branches to the Pure format.The addition of the brumate cooler  Soho portfolio, which includes sites at Tower Hill and Farringdon, will bring the number of Pure sites in London up to 59.Pure charges significantly less than Soho, with a rate of about pound;20 a month compared to pound;40 a month. The prices for Soho-branded gyms will not change initially, but will be reviewed on a site-by-site basis as each one is refurbished.Wersquo;re absolutely delighted to announce the acquisition of Soho Gyms and look forward to welcoming their members to Pure Gym,  said Humphrey Cobbold.  As the leading gym operator in the country and in the capital, this deal will clearly benefit our existing members as well as provide more affordable and flex stanley mug ible options to people across London. Soho was founded by Jeremy Norman, a nightclub entrepreneur who established Heaven.Managing director Michael Crockett said:  This transaction will give users of Soho Gyms access to the largest network of gyms in the UK. Irsquo;m confident that our members will benefit from the combination and that PureGymrsquo  investment across the estate will further enhance the services our sites deliver.rdq Jcsa Wetherspoon to create 10,000 jobs by opening 250 new outlets
 Monday 25 November 2013 8:20 pmCranswickrsquo  pork and bacon in demand as half-year profits riseBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GooglePORK processor Cranswick posted a 16 per cent rise in pre-tax profits yesterday thanks to strong demand for its bacon and fresh pork. The FTSE 250 firm, which makes upmarket sausages stanley at , bacon, and cooked meats for supermarkets including Sainsburyrsquo  and Tesco, re stanley canada ported pre-tax profits of pound;26.1m i stanley de n the six months to 30 September, up from pound;22.4m the same period last year.Group revenues increased by 15 per cent to pound;483.5m in the period, driven by fresh pork sales which were up by 26 per cent. Cranswickrsquo  chairman Martin Davey, said: Continued growth in sales, significant investment in the asset base, most notably the commissioning of the new pastry facility, along with the strategic development of the companyrsquo  pig breeding and rearing activities were all positive features of the six months trading. Davey added that the impact of higher pig prices had been partially offset by on-going efficiency improvements, volume growth and acquisitions.Prices have continued at historical highs and, as previously reported, are expected to remain so through to the end of the calendar year at least, he said.Share this articleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimilarly tagged cont