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Girvin Vincent is celebrating 21 years as a Mail Boxes Etc. franchisee. He was the first person to join the network, starting his business in 1993 in Store Street, London. The franchise pilot store in Marylebone High Street had been operating for a year at that time.
James Neale has always wanted to run his own business, so when the opportunity arose he seized the opportunity to achieve his life-long ambition and set up The ZipYard Leeds.
Estelle Peters, a former teacher has just celebrated her 100th birthday and is not about to stop enjoying living independently at home, despite having reached this milestone.
Recently voted the happiest place to live, it’s smiles all round in Harrogate for Belvoir franchise owner Bill Smith who has celebrated 20 years in business this year.
“Sweet!” That was Neil McCarthy’s reaction when he heard he’d won a hamper full of traditional confectionery, courtesy of leading franchisor, Driver Hire. Neil, is a transport manager for Preston based-builders’ merchants, C & W Berry Ltd, who are customers of Driver Hire Preston.
Owner of The ZipYard in Marple and clothes designer Jane Nketiah is used to getting requests for one-off items, so when leading outdoor clothing specialists Regatta asked her to create a birdman outfit for this weekend’s International Birdman competition she rose to the challenge.
Last month, Barnsley home care provider attended a Special Educational Needs & Disability day held at the local football club providing advice and information to visitors on the services they offer for adults and children with disabilities.
Signs Express (Sheffield) was called in to provide a warm welcome to participants of the Tour De France at the weekend. The large scale project, a display in the windows of one of the city’s most iconic buildings, wowed onlookers as the riders arrived for stage two of the race.
17-July-2014Premier Sport franchise:15 years in the making
In 15 years, Norfolk kids coaching company Premier Sport has transformed itself from a one man band to a nationwide business with over 92 territories ? none more than an hour away from any child in England. And its first ever franchisee is still very much part of the business.
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