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This month, Stockport-based cleaning business, Poppies, is celebrating its 10-year anniversary of serving the community after overcoming the most challenging period since its launch. Despite the uncertainties created from the pandemic, owner Emma Ryan has thrived in the face of adversity and doubled the size of her business from nine employees to 18, while continuing to deliver first-class cleaning services to homes and businesses in Stockport and the surrounding areas.
When he launched Revive! Cambridge in 2007, Nathan Holmes had one single ambition. To build a business not just be a ‘man in a van’. Now 15 years on, he is the major shareholder in Revive! East Anglia, with a property portfolio and a business employing 16 people, running ten vans and two workshops.
After 20 successful years as a TaxAssist Accountant, Terry Peachman has sold his franchise to fellow franchisee Paul Simpson. “This is the end of an era, but I’m so pleased to have sold the practice to Paul Simpson and his wife Denise,” said Terry.
Making the decision to leave your four-legged friend behind when going on holiday can be difficult -that goes without saying. You may be going to a luxury hotel that doesn’t allow your furry friend to stay, or you may even feel your pup isn’t quite ready for an exotic holiday with long days on a crowded beach. No matter the reason, a loving owner still wants their dog to have the best care possible. With so many options on the market, finding the right one for you and your canine companion isn’t always a straightforward decision. With this in mind, Kevin Thackrah, Director of pet-care specialists Petpals, offers his expertise on finding a pawsome dog boarder for you and your dog this summer.
Leading Asian QSR brand CHOPSTIX has announced plans to expand its footprint in Greater London further with three new sites set to open in the next month. The addition of Kingston-Upon-Thames, Brixton and Bromley marks the next step in a busy summer of growth for the Pan-Asian noodle brand – founded in 2002 by brothers-in-law, Sam Elia and Menashe Sadik – totalling seven store openings across the UK since the start of July.
When he launched Revive! Cambridge in 2007, Nathan Holmes had one single ambition. To build a business not just be a ‘man in a van’. Now 15 years on, he is the major shareholder in Revive! East Anglia, with a property portfolio and a business employing 16 people, running ten vans and two workshops.
The Creation Station teams up Crayola to provide workshops and competition to win aq live doodle workshop in your child's school, with Tom Gates creator Liz Pichon,
TaxAssist franchisee Paul Simpson has purchased Terry Peachman’s Lincoln franchise.
Multi-unit Papa John’s franchisee Atif Maroof Zar has turned up the heat in Bristol with a new store opening in Lawrence Weston in the northwest area of the city. Atif Maroof Zar who also runs two other Papa John’s in Bristol will manage the store with the help of 15 newly recruited local team members.
Radfield Home Care has recently welcomed another new franchise partner into its ever-growing network, launching in Radfield’s Harlow, Epping & Ware territory.
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