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Leading pizza franchise, Papa John’s, has announced franchisee Harry Johal has opened the company’s newest store in Aldridge in the West Midlands. Harry who opened his first Papa John’s in Walsall only last summer, is aiming to profit from pizza with the new launch and has a goal to run a total of four outlets in the Midlands over the next couple of years.
Research consultancy, Smith & Henderson, has recently completed a survey of 250 clients being coached by ActionCOACH franchise owners. Taking a cross section of clients from across industry sectors in the UK, the results show a staggering 94 per cent of business owners say their Action Coach makes a positive difference to their business.
Kare Plus, the UK’s most established multi-service healthcare franchise, has won the Best Service Range at the 2016 Best Business Awards.
The British Franchise Association (bfa) has announced the appointment of Amy Winder as PR executive.
We are delighted to announce that Agency express has for a fourth consecutive year, been shortlisted for ‘Estate Agency Supplier of the Year – Services & Products’ in the highly revered Negotiator Awards.
New study reveals three quarters of UK’s children don’t even do 1 hour’s exercise a day.Parents increasingly worried about childhood obesity -
Premier Sport today published new research alarmingly revealing that only 10% of children are doing physical activity in every day, with over a quarter of parents believing their child is not doing enough and 60% are worried about obesity levels in their children.
Andy O’Donnell has bought the Nottingham franchise of leading transport & logistics recruitment company, Driver Hire.
TaxAssist Accountants’ continued success has seen the small business specialist rise three places to 21st in the results of the 2016 Top50 survey published by AccountancyAge, supported by Sage.
The Clarriots Care franchise model is not only about being your own boss and in control of your own destiny, it’s also about owning a great business opportunity and being part of one of the fastest growing franchise networks in the UK. It’s about the right opportunity at the right time!
Luke Price, InXpress Wrexham, recently climbed Mount Snowdon in aid of his nephew Corey, who suffers from Dravet Syndrome. Luke beat his target of raising £1,000 for Dravet Syndrome UK and is now expecting the grand total to exceed £2,000.
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