Today’s news in brief – 20/03/24

Soho House revenues for FY23 have risen 16.8% YoY to $1.1bn (£870m). During the year, membership revenues rose 32.5% to $361.5m (£284.7m), accounting for 31.8% of total revenues. According to Soho House, its membership waitlist currently sits at approximately 99,000, an “all-time high” total revenues of $290.8m (£229.05m) that shows a 7.5% year-over-year growth.  

The IoH has partnered with the NTIA, with the aim that the collaboration will assist both member organisations in better supporting their members on key industry issues. The partnership’s activities throughout the year are set to focus on live events and online CPD activities, with further announcements due in the coming weeks.

Greene King has achieved the Best Bar None accreditation, the first hospitality business to do so. Best Bar None’s multi-site accreditation scheme is a new venture, designed to complement its existing regional scheme model that helps to bring more hospitality venues up to its required standards.

Yorkshire’ Helwith Bridge Inn has been sold to new owners for an undisclosed amount. The inn has been owned and operated by couple Paul and Carol Stott for the past 10 years, who decided to sell the business in order to pursue retirement.