Dave Laycock – Joint owner/manager
Started working for Whitbread in 1986 and progressed to position of general manager by the age of 21. He left Whitbread in 1996, moved to Slovakia for a year (nobody knows why) then came back and joined Bass Plc (later to become Mitchells and Butlers Plc) He became an area manager for several of the different brands within the company. In 2007 he had enough of working for a large corporation and made the move to start his own joint business venture with Fletch. He is married with 1 daughter. He likes punk rock and cider.
Started working for Whitbread in 1986 and progressed to position of general manager by the age of 21. He left Whitbread in 1996, moved to Slovakia for a year (nobody knows why) then came back and joined Bass Plc (later to become Mitchells and Butlers Plc) He became an area manager for several of the different brands within the company. In 2007 he had enough of working for a large corporation and made the move to start his own joint business venture with Fletch. He is married with 1 daughter. He likes punk rock and cider.
Paul Fletcher - Joint owner/manager
Joined City Centre Restaurants in 1996 and worked as a General Manager in their Café Uno brand. In 1998 he joined Bass Plc in the role of General Manager for the All Bar One brand where he met Dave. He then swanned off around the world for a couple of years before returning to his native Shropshire. In 2003 he joined Brunning and Price and ran the Cross Foxes in Erbistock for 4 years. He is married with 2 children and enjoys hitting big, burly men in the name of 'sport' (rugby). He likes wine and John Denver.
Joined City Centre Restaurants in 1996 and worked as a General Manager in their Café Uno brand. In 1998 he joined Bass Plc in the role of General Manager for the All Bar One brand where he met Dave. He then swanned off around the world for a couple of years before returning to his native Shropshire. In 2003 he joined Brunning and Price and ran the Cross Foxes in Erbistock for 4 years. He is married with 2 children and enjoys hitting big, burly men in the name of 'sport' (rugby). He likes wine and John Denver.
