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A carer's brainwave means that three local under-11s football teams will get new kit this year following sponsorship from High Wycombe-based home care provider Walfinch. Downley Dynamos' 47 players will be sporting the Walfinch logo on the front of their new kit, thanks to football mum Sian Dewing.
Wingers – the Chicken Wing Company – has brought its marination process in-house to ensure consistency of quality and maximise profits for franchisees. Wingers officially launched as a franchise in August and has ambitions to open 50 sites across the UK.
The leading children’s drama franchise in the UK, Helen O’Grady Drama Academy, is rebranding as Drama Kids – paving the way for an exciting and promising future. Rooted in a mission to promote children’s self-development through drama worldwide, this rebranding initiative aims to sustain the franchise’s impressive growth trajectory – driven by its strong ethos and tight-knit network of franchisees.
Farzin Atraki and Kumar Nayar’s practice has reached a milestone anniversary.
30 Minute Hit, premier women’s only boxing/kickboxing circuit-based fitness program, is set to expand our international footprint by opening gyms across the UK. Founded in 2004, 30 Minute Hit has been designed as an exciting and accessible workout for women of all shapes, sizes, ages and abilities. It taps into the demand for quick, effective, and engaging workouts, making it a relevant choice in today's health-conscious world.
Nigel Lomax has sold his franchise to neighbouring franchisees Gary and Cheryll Jacks.
On Saturday, 28th October, Body Fit Training (BFT), Australia’s fastest-growing fitness franchise, is launching a new community focused fitness programme, CrewFit, across its 260+ global studios. The new programme aims to encourage BFT’s 60,000+ members to further build and strengthen the community and work together as a team to achieve a goal.
The franchise recently celebrated the launch of its 250th studio, expanded its footprint into Hong Kong and accelerated UK growth at an impressive rate. Since the launch of its first studio in the UK last September, BFT has welcomed three new London-based franchisees into the network, all of whom have multi-unit aspirations.
Dallas-based Which Wich Superior Sandwiches is giving guests a healthier way to order their sandwiches by creating the "Cloud'WICH" in partnership with The Cloud Bread Company, which caters to a variety of nutritional lifestyles, including keto, gluten-free or low-carb diets, according to a company press release.
Like everyone else in the restaurant industry, Which Wich cofounder and CEO Jeff Sinelli spent the beginning of the pandemic searching for a streamlined, digital solution to solve COVID woes. Eventually, he arrived at a piece of innovation that combines the use of human capital and man-made technology. It’s referred to as YellowLab—an in-store ordering kiosk run by remote workers, or virtual cashiers.
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