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Leading baby and child swimming franchise Puddle Ducks is a finalist for the Natalia Shvarts Community Builder of the Year Franchise Award. This award honours brilliance across eight different criteria, recognising a winner whose standout strategies and contributions have made a significant impact on the franchise community.
Tikka Nation, the Indian street food franchise taking the UK QSR industry by storm, aims to double its current store count to 16 by the end of 2025. Despite Indian food being an integral part of the UK’s food scene, the Indian food franchise market remains largely untapped. Tikka Nation, with 8 stores currently open, has ambitious plans to change that.
YouMeSushi, one of the fastest growing sushi chains in the UK, has been speaking with its franchisees on why they believe YouMeSushi is the next best thing in the highly competitive, and ever-changing, F&B market.
On March 4, 2025, the Pullman London St Pancras hosted the prestigious Leading Women in Care Awards, a gathering that celebrated the exceptional contributions of women in the care sector. This highly anticipated event brought together some of the most influential leaders in the industry, all united by a shared goal of driving positive change in the sector. One of the standout moments of the day was Sarah Sabater’s role as a guest panelist, where she shared her insights alongside other esteemed leaders, including Dr. Jane Townson, CEO of the Homecare Association.
Home care company Walfinch's commitment to raising standards in care has won it the Day Care Expertise Award at the Home Care Awards 2025.
The annual Revive! conference provides the opportunity for the whole Revive! ‘family’ to get together to celebrate another successful year and recognise outstanding individual achievements.
Wingers – the Chicken Wing Company – has signed four new franchisees and confirmed its target to secure 30 sites by the end of 2025.
Leading global wellness company Lift Brands has reacquired the Snap Fitness master franchise for the United Arab Emirates as it looks to accelerate its growth in the region.
For many years, industries like lawn care and gardening have been predominantly male-dominated. But as more women take charge in sectors once considered out of reach, the landscape – both literally and figuratively – is changing. In a profession where green spaces have often been tended by male hands, women are carving out their own paths – proving that skill, passion and ambition know no gender.
Humera Hussain, the new owner of Merry Maids Lincoln, joins Merry Maids ready to bring the same excellent standards of service to residents of the area in new and exciting ways.
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