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of Snap Fitness
Zabir Ali, franchisee and owner of our Fareham club, is no stranger to all things franchise. As the UK’s largest franchisee for Boots Opticians, Zabir wanted an opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of people in his own community. Familiar with the physical and mental benefits an inclusive gym community can have, Zabir decided to stick to his roots and invest in a Snap Fitness franchise.
of Metro Plumb
A 24 year old from Newark on Trent has been named as a Metro Plumb’s youngest ever franchise owner. Harry Thompson has launched Metro Plumb Nottingham, part of a national network of domestic and commercial plumbing specialists
of Metro Rod
The story of Clive and Maureen, owners of Metro Rod Bristol, is bound to inspire you. With over two decades of dedicated service in the drainage business, their story encapsulates the incredible potential a franchise business can offer. Clive, with a background in construction, and Maureen, with her sewing alterations business, found themselves at a crossroads. Clive’s work kept him away from home, and they yearned for more quality time together as they neared their fifties. The couple decided it was time for a change, a new venture they could work on together.
of UBX
UBX Wembley, London's first UBX gym has got off to a flying start, securing 100 members in presale before officially opening the doors to their boutique gym on 19th February. Franchisee André Hordagoda described his UBX gym as “the coolest gym in London” as he and his team hosted a lively launch party for friends, family, and the gyms foundation members.
of Hire A Hubby
“Hi, I’m Keith and I run Hire A Hubby Bearsted. I’ve been involved with Hire A Hubby for 6 years now. I currently have 2 vans on the road with a view of a third this year. I also have an electrical business that runs alongside the franchise; they complement each other, allowing me flexibility to keep my guys busy.”
of Hire A Hubby
Clive Bevis has been the Hire A Hubby franchisee in Chelmsford since 2012. Prior to this, Clive worked in education as a teacher for 17 years and then an Assistant Head. Wanting to be self-employed and identifying franchising as a safer option for those looking to run their own business, Clive started to look at franchise options that would allow him to utilise the handyman skills he has. Hire A Hubby was the perfect fit for him.
of Hire A Hubby
Jonathan Spatcher has been the Hire A Hubby franchisee in Milton Keynes since 2021. Prior to buying his franchise, Jonathan was working in the transport industry. Wanting to be self-employed, Jonathan decided to go down the franchise route as it offered him the support he wanted.
of Hire A Hubby
Despite being at normal retirement age, Robert Gordon is feeling energised and far younger than his 65 years as a result of being a Hire A Hubby franchisee. After being made redundant from his IT job, Robert by chance heard an advert for Hire A Hubby and took a instant attraction to the brand. With a passion for DIY, he knew it was the opportunity he had been looking for. Robert has now built his East Kent business that he bought in 2017, into a multi-van operation.
of Rosemary Bookkeeping
Already the founder of his practice, WAC and Co Accountants and E-Accountants Limited, Waqas’ decision to take over Rosemary Bookkeeping Reading in 2022 was “driven by a passion for accuracy and a commitment to client satisfaction.” Waqas’ journey with the Rosemary Bookkeeping has been marked by significant milestones and achievements. He has experienced steady growth, expanding their client base and service offerings and achieving a notable increase in client satisfaction scores by pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved by offering end-to-end solutions for all their client’s needs.
of Home Instead
Great British Franchisee Award winners Gavin and Michelle launched Home Instead Cleveland back in 2014. They had always known that they wanted to set up an ethical business which would make a genuine difference to local communities. “My experiences with my own family coupled with my working ethos made the decision to invest in a new Home Instead office really appealing, and I knew it was an opportunity that would really benefit those in our local community and keep those families and communities together”.
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