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Investing in a management-style franchise offers savvy entrepreneurs the opportunity to put their skills in management and organisation to good use. This model is often most successful when the owner sees the value in the support of others to make it a success as, although you will be working on the business at a strategic level, you may not be working ‘in’ the business every day.
Deciding whether to allow pets is a massive decision for landlords. Yes, that’s on top of all the other huge decisions landlords have to make!
But the big pet debate has gathered pace, with more and more tenants looking for pet-friendly rental properties and the government stepping in with a new ‘model’ tenancy agreement that offers consent as standard.
Online shopping is forecasting growth of 34.5% and will continue to contribute to the annual volume of packages shipped in the UK.
Capitalise on this with a World Options franchise.
Children have been treated to a day out at the circus thanks to property search franchise, X-Press Legal Services. The company donated money to Circus Starr, a North-West-based not-for-profit organisation which runs magical circus shows for children with additional needs, illnesses or disabilities, as well as those from vulnerable or low-income backgrounds.
New TaxAssist practices will be launching in Hertford and Gerrards Cross.
When InXpress’ Gives Back committee asked for recommendations for charities they could support, Lisa Savage, from InXpress North Surrey, was blessed by the immediate response to her suggestion.
Snap Fitness UK & Ireland has seen record breaking membership numbers since re-opening on 12 April 2021 following the second national lockdown.
Dr Kris Owden, Managing Director of Caremark (Aylesbury & Wycombe) has been recognised as a ‘Care Innovator’ by the Magazine.
With less than a week to go until Home Instead hit the road for their regional discovery days- Book your place now!
The leading home care franchise is visiting York, Belfast and Ipswich to speak to local caring entrepreneurs about how you can own your own franchise business; become your own boss whilst making a real difference to the lives of our older population.
Owner of ChipsAway Cambridge, Huntingdon and St Neots, Andy Darby has been announced as a winner of the Great British Franchisee Awards hosted by Which Franchise.
The Great British Franchisee Awards focuses on the people who have made UK franchising a success. Recognising outstanding performance of franchisees, regardless of the size of their business or the sector they work in.
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