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Burger & Sauce has confirmed it will have opened 20 restaurants by the end of 2023. The award-winning fast-food franchise chain is already trading successfully in nine locations including the Bull Ring, Castle Vale, Alum Rock, Kings Heath, Walsall, Nottingham, Derby, West Bromwich and most recently Leicester.
The pennies have been counted, and InXpress Gives Back raised a brilliant £9,740.40, ready to be distributed to projects close to our hearts!
Home care franchise company, Home Instead has announced their charity, Home Instead Charities, has been awarded a £43,750 grant by the Access Foundation to open 6 new companionship cafés located in York, Southampton, Lewes, Dudley, Doncaster and East Herts in early 2023 with more to follow later in the year.
Dan Proctor and Sophie Holden are the youngest members of our network, and generated a revenue of £183,000 in 2022. Dan purchased his first franchise in the Gravesend and Dartford location in 2016, having previously worked within an agency background. With the help of two inventory clerks, Dan quickly expanded his business by focusing on delivering excellent customer service.
Döner Shack, the Berlin-inspired street-food concept, continues to experience tremendous growth with the addition of two new multi-unit franchise partners, Bobby Sidhu and Omar Chagani. The UK’s leading fast-casual franchise brand will be boosting its presence across the UK with 20 new stores across the West Midlands and London over the next three years.
Anytime Fitness UK is pleased to announce the appointment of Jason Worthy as Chief Executive Officer. Jason has more than 20 years’ experience in the fitness sector, having senior roles on both the supplier and operator sides before joining global fitness equipment manufacturer, Life Fitness, in 2012. He was most recently Vice President of International Business Development for Brunswick Corporation, where he has successfully launched Freedom Boat Club’s international expansion programme, scaling to 33 franchised and corporate locations in 24 months.
Sam Hague has joined Driving Miss Daisy as the new franchisee for Lymington. Sam has had an exciting career in sports broadcasting, living for many years in the Far East and travelling the world to many different events. She was looking for a new opportunity to get her away from her desk and computer, and into and contribute to the community around her. Having supported her elderly parents in recent years, Sam became aware of Driving Miss Daisy and felt it was the perfect fit for her.
I am Doner, the award winning better kebab shop in Harrogate is going global, and has signed a multi-site franchise deal to take the brand to the UAW, a deal favilitated by the Socius Group.
I am Döner, the award winning better kebab brands backed by Think Hospitality, has signed a multi-site franchise deal to take the brand to Merseyside and the Isle of Man, a deal facilitated by Seeds Consulting.
In a bid to reinvigorate workers that are experiencing career burnout Radfield Home Care has published a career change guide to help individuals take back control of their career and find the right route forward.
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