Article: Leofric hotel sold to budget chain; TRAVELODGE: Fears wedding receptions and party bookings will not be honoured.(News)

Article: Caring centre heads towards milestone; Set among rolling fields, ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  April 23, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Byline: MICHAEL CORLEY ALTHOUGH many people have heard of multiple sclerosis, few understand the unpredictable effects of the nation's most common ...

Article: DAD, 43, DIES AFTER FALL DOWN STAIRS; By Mike Malyon and ...
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  February 7, 2009 ;     644 words ...A 43-YEAR-OLD dad of two who fell down some stairs at home, died days later. Neill Morgan's skull was fractured in the horrific fall. His devastated family are still coming to terms with the tragedy. Mr Morgan was found slumped at the bottom of steep steps that led to his flat above the

Article: Budget chain to build 12 new hotels.(News)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England);  March 18, 2009 ;     450 words ...BUDGET chain Travelodge has announced plans to build 12 new hotels - including one in Rugby - creating 200 jobs. The pounds 77 million project ...

Article: A costly budget chain
Bristol Evening Post;  June 5, 2004 ;     265 words ...The hotel group De Vere has pulled out of the bidding for competitor Premier Lodge, because the budget chain is too expensive. The company has announced that it was no longer a participant in the auction process. De Vere had submitted ...

Article: the essential checklist You can save money on a UK city break ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  October 30, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... expensive - especially in London, where you can spend hundreds of pounds a night at a top hotel - but there is a solution: budget chain hotels. Over the past decade or so, these hotels have been opening closer to the heart of city centres, and while they ...

Article: Budget chain's London hotels proving popular; ...
The Journal (Newcastle, England);  July 23, 2009 ;     423 words ...BUDGET hotel operator easyHotel, founded by serial entrepreneur Stelios Haji-Ioannou, saw like-for-like occupancy at its London hotels increase to 94% from 90% in the second quarter of the year. This contributed to an improvement in revenues per available room of 9% to pounds 37.82, up from pounds

Article: Budget chain upbeat despite losses.(Business)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  October 21, 2005 ;     344 words ...POUNDSTRETCHER owner Instore yesterday sounded an upbeat note about a business overhaul, despite reporting wider losses in its first half. The group, which recently changed its corporate name from Brown & Jackson, said pre-tax losses came in at pounds 7.3m in the 26 weeks to August 27, against